
In this love letter to improv comedy, comedian Suzi Barrett deep dives with veteran improvisers about their journeys through improv, discussing the philosophies, theories, tips, lessons, and stories they’ve gathered along the way. If you’re a student of improv, you need this podcast. If you’re a superfan of improv, you’ll love this podcast. New episodes every Tuesday! For full video, bonus eps, an... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 97 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Jeff Whitaker (F*ck This Month) talks about starting out in Austin, the value of interning, producing successful shows, ticket prices, audience psychology, end-of-show connections, theatrical devices, finding your voice, succeeding without Harold nig... more
Caroline Cotter (ASSSSCAT, Conan) talks about fear, perseverance, replaying good moves, being "the woman", impulsive moves, grabbing tiny gifts, silly play, good and bad pattern games, experimental Harolds, thoughts on openings, organic/premise blend... more
Lamar Woods (The Big Team, New Girl) talks about authenticity, the intersection of his careers as a rapper and comedian, being malleable, believable acting, patience, using improv in writers' rooms, building your toolbox, varying approaches to comedy... more
TJ Jagodowski (The Second City, TJ and Dave) talks about Chicago, his improv origin story, pushing the envelope, impeccable listening, starting without a suggesetion, discovery vs. invention, emotional subtext, maintaining a reality, how to remove pr... more
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One of the best Improv podcasts out there. Not only do they cover the history of improv comedy by interviewing the most important people in the genre but they also provide the most valuable insights on how to become a better improviser. Well worth the listen.
Susie does a great job of following the conversation where it wants to go while also asking incisive questions. (One completely unnecessary “correction”: the note Mantzoukas referred to about “go to the big dance right away” I remember coming not from Armando but from Scot Armstrong. Scot said Feature Feature fell into that same trap a few times. I include it only to give Scot his props!)
Simple. Organic. Energetic. Educational. Overall a happy experience with killer guests.
A MUST-LISTEN for true improv comedy nerds. Thanks for sharing:)
All the smartest people I know in improv are listening to this show and telling their smart improv friends to listen. Be a smart friend in improv too!
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A vibrant exploration of improv comedy unfolds through candid conversations with seasoned improvisers, where personal journeys and insights are shared. Each episode highlights the philosophies, techniques, and anecdotes behind the craft, making it an essential listen for anyone studying or passionate about improv. The episodes feature a mix of humor and practical advice, offering listeners a rich blend of entertainment and education that encompasses various styles and experiences in the world of improv.
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