
Kevin Mullaney, Artistic Director of Under The Gun Theater, interviews improvisors to find out what exercises and techniques they use in their improv rehearsals and classes. Also known as the IRC Podcast.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Categories | EducationComedy | ||||

This week our guest is Celeste Pechous, teacher at Second City in LA and at BGB Studios. We talk about the importance of supporting your fellow players, coaching seniors vs coaching teens, and pitching sketches.
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Nick Armstrong, camp director of Camp Improv Utopia, is our guest this episode. He is the Artistic Director at Mi's Westside Comedy Theater. He talks with host Kevin Mullaney about the Groundlings's Sunday Company, teaching JTS Brown, the Pack Theate... more
Amey Goerlich talks to Kevin Mullaney about improv exercises and concepts. Amey is the host of the Indie Cagematch in at UCB East and an independent improv teacher in New York. We talk about Krompf, pummeling, improvising with your eyes closed, bad r... more
Karen Graci is a coach and performer at iO West. We talk about about coaching Harold teams, openings, group games, short form, and Vertical Harolds. She can be seen performing with King Ten at iO West. Special thanks to Camp Improv Utopia East where ... more
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Great guests, great conversations, this is an informative and practical improv podcast.
I just came across this podcast a few days ago and already listened to three episodes. As an improv player and trainer myself, this podcast gives great insight for me on how fellow lovers of improv think about certain issues, topics and chellanges. Thank you, Kevin Mullaney for this great podcast! Best regards from Vienna, Austria
dope 'cast. as a beginning improviser this is exactly what I want from a podcast about improv.
wish it was still going, the interviews and conversations have some much to offer improvisers…..
Probably the most educational improv podcast out there. Kevin does a great job at interviewing and I love how he provides great exercises to improve. Wished he would release a new episode. It's been over 5 months!
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