<p><span style="font-size:11pt"><span style="font-family:Calibri,sans-serif">I&rsquo;m Michael Bradt for <a href="http://bitimprov.com" style="color:#0563c1; text-decoration:underline">The Bit Theater</a>. When you&rsquo;re putting an improv team together, it may be tempting to simply cast the people you like best or are friendliest with. That&rsquo;s not always the best strategy for forming an improv team. Yes, chemistry is important, but don&rsquo;t let the love of your friends cloud your judgment as to what makes a good improv team. Set up a system for how you&rsquo;re going to audition new members to your team, stick to it, and don&rsquo;t play favorites. Just like friends aren&rsquo;t always the best roommates, they&rsquo;re not always the best improv teammates. That&rsquo;s your improv tip for the day. Stay safe, stay healthy, love each other, and I will see you next time.</span></span></p>