SERVICES

Improv for Teams

Improv for Teams workshops are designed to help teams and individuals develop their creativity, communication, and collaboration skills. Using the principles of improvisational comedy, participants learn to think on their feet, listen actively, and build trust with their teammates. Get ready to:

Be more creative and innovative

Communicate more effectively

Collaborate more effectively

Build trust with their teammates

Solve problems more effectively

Ti Malik has facilitated improv workshops in a variety of settings. He has led Improv for Business workshops for organizations such as Annie Casey Foundation, Maryland State Senate Office of the President, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, T Rowe Price, Creative Alliance and more. Ti Malik also uses Improv for Youth Development, former and current clients include Family League of Baltimore, Arts For Learning Maryland, and Access Art.

Storytelling Coaching and Teaching

“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.” - Maya Angelou

Ti Malik is an experienced storyteller and facilitator. He teaches the basics of storytelling, provides storytelling coaching and specialized storytelling workshops. Examples of past storytelling services:

  • Facilitated Storytelling Circles

  • TedX Coaching

  • Improv and Storytelling for Nonprofits (workshop)

  • Storytelling and Fundraising (coaching and workshop)

  • For Those Who Believe In Freedom: Storytelling for Endurance and Accountability in Black Liberation Work

Improv Professional Coaching

Ti Malik is an experienced and sought after Improv teacher and coach. He began teaching improv in 2015 with the Baltimore Improv teacher training program, and since then has taught over 50 classes and workshops in the USA, UK and Canada. He has taught classes and workshops for a variety of theaters across the country and internationally including: Baltimore Improv Group, Bad Dog Theatre (Toronto), Coalition Theatre (Richmond), Improv College (Montreal), Curious Comedy (Portland), Arcade Theatre (Pittsburgh), Maryland Improv Collective (Baltimore), Creative Alliance (Baltimore), and International Improv Station (London).