Canadian Comedy Award winners Rob Norman and Adam Cawley discuss weekly improv-based topics based on a theme.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 207 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsEducation |
The truth is out! After a tumultuous three weeks apart, Rob and Adam return to the podcast to air thier grievances, resolve differences, and answer your questions about improv.
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This week Rob sits down with one of the organizers of the Robin Hood Improv Festival in Nottingham, Lloydie, to discuss competition, inclusion, and finding community in the face of rejection.
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This week Rob and Adam debate the merits of Game of the Scene, pulling premise, and how to create meaningful patterns that bolster your longform show.
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This week Rob and Adam discuss connection, rapport, relationships onstage and offstage. Also, is it possible to have a meaningful connection with a stranger onstage?
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This show is absolutely wonderful. It is so rare to find a show that focuses on the improv craft, and especially a show that teaches the craft with a combination of fun and tangible practical knowledge.
The hosts have a lovely rapport. Their friendship and their love for improv makes this show a true joy. They are so funny, sincere, warm, smart, and full of practical improv wisdom.
Listening to this show brightens my day, and gives me confidence through my improv journey. I hope you get to l... more
I love this show and I’m working through the back catalogue…..hoping it will return one day!
(update) THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR COMING BACK! I’m kind of an easy crier (which works for and against me in improv since I also cry when I laugh) but….I think a tear came to my eye when the new episode dropped last week
I love this show and I’m working through the back catalogue…..hoping it will return one day!
I'm am really enjoying listening back through the back catalogue of this newly discovered podcast. a huge amount of insight into the world of improv from these two seasoned performers.
Really great podcast and fantastic insights into the art of improvisation. It’s like having your own personal improv class!
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Numerous episodes cover the intricate world of improvisation, highlighting themes such as the importance of emotional connection in performance, the impact of community, lessons learned from personal experiences, and the ongoing evolution of improv. Hosts explore various techniques, from scene initiation to character development, while sharing humorous anecdotes and practical advice for both novices and seasoned improvisers. Unique aspects include a strong focus on teaching methods and insights into the dynamics of improv culture, creating a resource rich in personal growth and community connection.
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