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Fun: Improv Everywhere’s Human Mirror

by Alex Schleifer
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Fill a subway car with twins, make them sit opposite each other and you get Human Mirror, Improv Everywhere’s latest and greatest.

Fill a subway car with twins, make them sit opposite each other and you get Human Mirror, Improv Everywhere’s latest and greatest.

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Alex is CEO of Sideshow , an award winning creative agency. You can read his blog here.

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