Improv theater finds its footing after shaky start

PAYING IT FORWARD: After overcoming anxiety with the help of improv comedy, Taylor Bruneaux, left, and her husband, Luke, are trying to share that transformative experience with others through their Kismet Improv comedy theater in Pawtucket, which offers both live shows and classes.
PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
PAYING IT FORWARD: After overcoming anxiety with the help of improv comedy, Taylor Bruneaux, left, and her husband, Luke, are trying to share that transformative experience with others through their Kismet Improv comedy theater in Pawtucket, which offers both live shows and classes.
PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
Taylor Bruneaux found stability and comfort in the most unscripted and seemingly unstable of places: improv comedy. The social circle and affirming “yes and” principle upon which improv is built helped Bruneaux find her footing while overcoming the painful anxiety she was experiencing as a then-recent college graduate in Boston. Fast forward a decade, and…

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