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I was one of an eclectic mix of middle-aged strangers perched nervously on folding chairs in a defunct yoga studio. We had all been enticed to the gathering through a Facebook ad or street poster announcing improv classes. Most of us introduced ourselves to the circle as looking for some post-pandemic fun. Our collective experience with the medium amounted to some exposure through high school drama clubs and an affection for The Office or Saturday Night Live.
Skip to content I was one of an eclectic mix of middle-aged strangers perched nervously on folding chairs in a defunct yoga studio. We had all been enticed to the gathering through a Facebook ad or street poster announcing improv classes. Most of us introduced ourselves to the circle as looking for some post-pandemic fun.
Written by Karissa Sovdi I was once gifted Dom Perignon champagne for a housewarming with the instructions to save the bottle for a significant moment such as getting engaged or something equally substantial. Over the many years of not being engaged that followed, I gingerly packed that bottle and brought it to each new apartment—wondering with every new job and accomplishment if what I was experiencing was truly champagne-worthy.
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