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March 31, 2007 Plays Well With Others. It’s Much Better Than Cats. The fun and lively improv show Plays Well With Others is being held over at the Zach Scott Theater and if you need to have your funny bone tickled, you should go. The show is directed by Owen Egerton and written by Les McGehee.
March 29, 2007 You and Funny Les McGehee Play Well: In the improvisation fest “Les McGehee Plays Well With Others,” McGehee doesn’t just play well with his friends onstage; he also plays well with the audience.
August 11, 2005 National Comedy Theatre troupe touring bases in Europe: Throughout August, a five person improv act will be bringing clean comedy to stages on installations throughout Europe while still making audiences think a little dirty.
August 11, 2005 Improv Comedy Show Smells Like Fun: Throughout August, a five person Improv act will be bringing clean comedy to stages on installations throughout Europe while still making audiences think a little dirty.
June 2, 2000 Smile Awhile: Office Humor Is a Joking Matter: There are many ways to use humor while working that are not only fun and healthy but also can help you be more productive.
May 5, 2000 Humor Your Workforce with Meeting Merriment: The note reads, “Meeting today at 3:00, conference room, entire team must attend.”
“Oh, please — not another meeting!” you think.
July 18, 2007 Dr. Tami Brady Reviews Les McGehee Plays Well With Others: Plays Well With Others lets us know that improvisation and play are healthy activities for adults too. In fact, happy adults are far more creative, productive, and cooperative.
June 2007 Midwest Book Review Reviews Les McGehee’s Les McGehee Plays Well with Others: Les McGehee Plays Well With Others: A “Grown-Up” Handbook of Improvisation and Play is a guide to enriching one’s life through improvisational comedy, by veteran improv artist Les McGehee whose long list of credentials includes appearances with cast members of “Saturday Night Live” and “Whose Line Is It Anyway?”.
June 2007 Richard R. Blake Reviews Les McGehee’s Les McGehee Plays Well with Others: In a fun-filled entertaining way, Les McGehee shares biographical insights into the world of improvisation comedy in “Les McGehee Plays Well with Others.” The comment, “Needs improvement in playing with others,” on his first report card, changed Les’ life. An outgrowth of that change is this book – “A ‘Grown Up’ Handbook of Improvisation and Play.”
TCM Reviews reviews Les McGehee’s Les McGehee Plays Well with Others: Work tends to be, for lack of a better adjective, work. We steel ourselves to be serious and productive. We plan, schedule, and work towards deadlines like our life depends upon it. Fun, creativity, and imagination seem like something children do, we had to grow up.