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Greg Hohn has been a professional improviser since joining Transactors Improv (Chapel Hill, N.C.) in 1989. He has been the company's director and lead instructor since 1996. In addition to performing and teaching improv for improv's sake, Greg has developed the Applied Improv curriculum, which seeks to put the principles and techniques of improvisational theater to work in nontraditional venues.

Greg is an adjunct faculty member in the MBA program at the University of North Carolina's Kenan-Flagler Business School and he teaches Applied Improv for KFBS Executive Education, in Duke University's Short Course program, and for corporations and organizations across the country. He also teaches acting and presentation skills.

In addition to performing improv, Greg works in film, television, radio, scripted and musical theater, and industrial/corporate media. He is a member of the Screen Actors Guild. Greg graduated from UNC with a degree in English and has written for stage, radio, and periodicals and recently completed his first novel.

Greg has studied with some of the acknowledged leaders in the world of improv, including Paul Sills and Mick Napier. His Applied Improv work has been profiled in Harvard Management Communication Newsletter, Meridian magazine, Carolina Alumni Review, Urban Hiker, and Kenan-Flagler Business School magazine.

Website: www.Transactors.org

 

 

 

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