![]() ![]() As a theatre, TIC has heavy Chicago influences, so the discussion will be familiar to North American listeners. Most guests are teachers/performers at The Improv Conspiracy. What to expect: Single-guest interviews with a focus on technique in performance and workshops. The podcast features weekly guests talking about a little corner of improv philosophy or practice that they are passionate about. Is object work just a necessary evil or is the creation and continuity of imaginary objects in scenes vital? Where does it fit in the hierarchy of improv techniques and tools?ĭescription: Broni is the Education Director for The Improv Conspiracy, one of Australia’s premiere improv comedy theatres. Is Object Work Really Important? – 1 December 2020 Physicality is usually a rich topic, but how do we address it when we’re improvising online in little boxes? What Happened to Physicality in Improv? – 25 August 2020 I’ve chatted with Lloydie twice about physicality and object work. Also has an email newsletter with notes from recent episodes and general improv news. Broader and more accessible than a deep-cut single discussion, and I like hearing the different perspectives of international improvisers. What to expect: Short, magazine-type episodes exploring a topic, with opinions from 3 to 4 interviewees. The Improv Chronicle with “Lloydie” James Lloydĭescription: Each short episode lifts the lid on an aspect of improv worth exploring and helps chronicle the growth of spontaneous discovery and creation around the world. Want to practice your environment and object work? Check out our list of improv exercises for physical skills. Problems with object work and five solutions to make your non-verbal offers dangerous, fun, and inspirational. Easily the most practical of the podcasts on this page.ĭemystifying physicality in improv and offering suggestions to try onstage. Fantastic ideas for performing and producing for improvisers at all levels. What to expect: Hosts-only discussion, almost no guests. ![]() The Backline with Rob Norman & Adam Cawleyĭescription: Toronto-based improvisers Rob Norman and Adam Cawley discuss weekly improv-based topics based on a theme. She discusses Spolin’s experiential learning approach. Thoughtful and satisfying conversations about improv theory and history.Īretha is the granddaughter of Viola Spolin (widely considered the mother of modern improvisational theatre) and daughter of Paul Sills (founder and initial director of The Second City and Story Theater), and an outstanding instructor in her own right. Whit Shiller is with Fishsticks Comedy in Milwaukee, WI. Improv Comedy Connection with Whit Shillerĭescription: Explores how to more deeply connect with audiences and co-performers in improv, stand up, sketch, and communication through comedy. (Unfortunately.) But it’s important that we keep this discussion alive. Sexual Harassment in Improv (29 February 2016)Įxcellent panel discussion on the sexual harassment issue. Bonus: Jimmy and Todd improvise a brief scene and discuss the benefits of environment work. Todd talks about how he works so much in TV, his physical approach to improv and how getting mugged in Chicago changed his life. The oldest podcast on this list, with dozens of great interviews. This allows for deep conversations with high-profile improvisers. He knows the scene and its biggest players. Parking also available on the street (metered until 9pm).Read the intro now Improv Podcasts Improv Nerd with Jimmy Carraneĭescription: Well-known Chicago-based improv teacher Jimmy Carrane explores the creative processes used to make great comedy. Tickets may be released for resale at that time, no refunds will be given.įree parking available 1/2 a block away at 17th and Harney. Please arrive no later than 5 minutes prior to showtime. We’ve got 20 beers, ciders, and hard sodas! Get $2 off online with discount code PaperNote “One of the best dark comedy shows you’ll ever see” “A Show Worth Talking About… All of us loved it” Williams takes his actual note from his attempted suicide, and uses a decade of experience as a standup comedian and storyteller to weave humor in and out of a candidly astounding life story that has received high praise from audiences and reviewers. Why would someone want to kill themselves? See the comedy show that inspired the highly-praised TEDx Talk on dark humor.Ĭollin Williams’ critically-acclaimed show, “My Suicide Note”, is a truly one of a kind dark comedy. My Suicide Note takes its show to the Cornhusker state with a special one night event at Omaha’s celebrated Backline Comedy Theatre.
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