Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time
Brian SheaThoughts on comedy, life and more
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Competitive Improv is Dumb, So We Made It Dumber
Like a lot of improvisers, I have watched many videos of Cagematch performances from UCB New York on YouTube. I have marveled at the energy and crowd size for a late Thursday night show. The videos truly capture a magical moment.
Taking a Step Back to Grow
We had the first round of shows for our Highwire Repertory program last weekend. In short, this new initiative puts people on teams for a fixed, short term. This initial round will provide three practices and three shows. We had planned a f...
Rough Start to Festival Season
Over the past few years, I have enjoyed dipping my toes into some improv festivals. Last year, I had the good fortune to perform at two with Teen Angst - we performed at a third, but I couldn’t make the trip. We had one other acceptance I h...
Filling Our Theater with Spanglish Joy
One of my favorite things about how we schedule our shows at Highwire Improv is the ability to clear the decks for special events. Without house teams or anchor shows, we can do some cool affinity programming.
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Founder at Highwire Improv; Performer and Teacher at Lancaster Improv Players; Creator of Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time Sketch Show. R.E.M. freak. www.brianshea.org www.makeyourownshit.com
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