This is what the world of improv sounds like.
Improv is constantly evolving so how do we chronicle what is happening to it as an art form on and off stage? Each episode, The Improv Chronicle seeks to ignite and expand your interest in improvised theatre and comedy by speaking to people who are knowledgable about or impacted by different issues and topics related to the art form.
Hosted by improviser and broadcaster Lloydie James Lloyd from Nottingham, England, 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. www.improvchronicle.com. You can support the show here: https://supporter.acast.com/the-improv-chronicle-podcast
Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-improv-chronicle-podcast.
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This is what the world of improv sounds like.
Improv is constantly evolving so how do we chronicle what is happening to it as an art form on and off stage? Each episode, The Improv Chronicle seeks to ignite and expand your interest in improvised theatre and comedy by speaking to people who are knowledgable about or impacted by different issues and topics related to the art form.
Hosted by improviser and broadcaster Lloydie James Lloyd from Nottingham, England, 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. www.improvchronicle.com. You can support the show here: https://supporter.acast.com/the-improv-chronicle-podcast
Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-improv-chronicle-podcast.
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Whether you are an improviser who hesitates to walk on, or someone who just can’t resist entering a scene, you know a walk-on has the power to change what is happening on stage.
Marcel Blanch-de Wilt is a Sydney-based improviser and he believes there is never a bad time to enter an improv scene. He encourages new improvisers to jump in and have fun. While others argue there are times when entering a scene may disrupt the flow or emotion, Marcel believes overthinking leads to hesitation.
This episode you also hear from Sam Irving and Vera Chok who take slightly divergent views on the how and when of a walk-on in improvised scenes.
Guests:
Vera Chok
IG: @verachok and verachok.org
Marcel Blanch-de Wilt
https://marcelthecomedian.substack.com/
Sam Irving
https://www.thespontaneousplayers.com/
Host:
Lloydie James Lloyd
Improv Chronicle Newsletter:
https://improvchronicle.substack.com/
Podcast Theme:
Composed by Chris Stevens at Studio Dragonfly
Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-improv-chronicle-podcast.
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