Improvisation Mugs

Description: Embrace the power of ‘Yes, and’ — two simple words that turn ideas into collaborations, create a flow of positivity, and make every conversation an open door to possibility.

Description: Eyvind Kang Go in a Good Way to a Better Place

Description: Eyvind Kang Sidi Bou Said

Description: Eyvind Kang Doorway to the Sun

Description: Evan Parker For Peter B. & Peter K.

Description: Evan Parker Conic Section 1

Description: Evan Parker Monoceros 3

Description: Evan Parker descension (Out of Our Constrictions) I

Description: Evan Parker The Snake Decides

Description: Evan Parker Haine's Last Tape

Description: Ornette Coleman

Description: Evan Parker Dogmeat

Description: A vivid abstract painting from the legendary Mingus Ah Um album radiates jazz freedom. This Charles Mingus design celebrates bebop, blues, and the golden era of swing.

Description: Ornette Coleman

Description: Ornette Coleman

Description: For improvisers, designers, writers and everyone else who creates things. Also available on darker shirts.

Description: A principle of improvisation, that can be applied to design, writing and all forms of collaborative creativity. The "Yes" portion means acceptance of the ideas of others, the "and" means building upon them to make something great. Also available on darker shirts.

Description: Evan Parker Fixed Elsewhere

Description: Evan Parker Bass and Tenor Duet

Description: Jazz Trumpeter Don Cherry

Description: the most popular improv suggestion of all time!

Description: Let everyone at the improv festival know you are available to hire. Or buy it for your coach as a thank you!

Description: Whoosh is the best onomatopoeia for while you're playing an improv game, wishing on a shooting star, or just when you're running out of a room.

Description: A salute to the Mt Rushmore of Improv!

Description: Improvisation by Childe Hassam, 1899. Oil on canvas.

Description: The Imposters Theater logo in all white for dark color background!

Description: Taught only to the greatest improv students, this third law will unlock your comedic super powers.

Description: The Imposters Theater Logo in plain black

Description: Being present on stage and off.

Description: Improvisers got game! Zipping, zapping, and bibbity bopping.

Description: Chick corea

Description: A reminder that the way forward in any situation is to respond with "yes, and". This uses the check mark and ampersand to make people think.

Description: George Lewis Eastern Incident

Description: George Lewis K.D.'s Motion

Description: The new Fleeced logo designed by Dan Wade.

Description: Chick corea