Improvisation und Theater

With the help of this book, improvisation and creativity are trained and the desire to play theater is ignited. George Tabori writes in his afterword: "Johnstone's essay, written with refreshing British pragmatism, is recommended not only to theater makers but also to politicians, gangsters, businessmen, educators, schoolchildren, housewives, and, above all, lovers: all of us bound together by the clashes of competing wills. Having studied great art and our small lives, Johnstone affirms conflict as the central fact of both existence and play; a natural law indispensable to private and public drama. His questions link existence and play anew.