Improv Chronicle Newsletter
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Elf Unions And Freshness
It’s that time of year again, when so many of us see - or are in - that classic improv scene where Santa can’t get the presents delivered because the elves have unionised. Maybe it’s just me but I’ve seen that scene a more times than is ide...
Beware The Improv Auditors
Few things kill the fun more than someone wanting to be right in a scene. I see it as one of the ways some people try to “win” in a scene. No matter how much some people are told to “fail gloriously” and to “Yes, and”, there are some people...
Comedy As A “By-Product”
As someone who was never the “class clown”, doing anything that’s regarded as “comedy” always makes me feel like a bit of a fraud. I don’t see myself as “the funny guy”. I’ve always had a peculiar relationship with the comedy bit of improv ...
Really Clear Or Too Obvious?
At the weekend I was at Improv Fest Ireland (an incredible festival!) performing the Sondheim-inspired “Brand New Musical” show with Katy Schutte, and Sam Marshall on keys. The show is lightly inspired by the work of Stephen Sondheim and Ja...
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