Follow these links to various Improv theaters and other fun and useful sites:

• Gotham City Improv - Gotham City Improv is located at 158 W. 23rd St.
  People's Improv Theater (PIT) - The People's Improv Theater is located at 154 W. 29th St.
  Magnet Theater - Magnet Theater is located at 254 W. 29th St.

• Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre (UCB) - The UCB theater is New York's largest Improv theater. It is located at 307 W. 26th St.
  
  

  Other Improv Venues

• Chicago Improv Olympic - Chicago is the home of Improv, and no Improv organization is more active today than Chicago Improv Olympic.
  
  

  Toastmasters

• Toastmasters International - Toastmasters is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping people improve their speaking skills, with more than 10,000 clubs and 200,000 members throughout the world.
  

• Greater Stamford Toastmasters - One of the largest and most competitive Toastmasters clubs in the world, Greater Stamford Toastmasters served as a training ground for several members of World Class Indifference.
  
  

• Learn Improv - Want to pick up some quick Improv pointers or learn a few new Improv games? Check out this informative website. Improv Encyclopedia - Features games, a glossary and more. The New Improv Page - A comprehensive site filled with informative news and links in the world of improv. The 7 Habits of Highly Successful Corporate Improv Trainers - Tips from YESand, a great improv comedy source. Improv Message Board - A useful message board from YESand.

• NW Improv - Improv Comedy in the Northwestern United States.
  
  

• Off the Cuff Improv (West Hartford, CT)

• This Just In (New Haven, CT)
  
  
• Purple Crayon (New Haven, CT)
  
  
• The Viola Question (New Haven, CT)
  
  
• Phabricated Data (New Haven, CT)
  
  

• Sheer Idiocy - This improv group was founded and initially directed by Dana Rossi. The website includes a bunch of great improv games and exercises.

• Mission: Improvable - This group does weekly Saturday improv shows. Dana Rossi was a cast member from 1993 to 1997 and was the director in the Fall of 1994.