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Last week I used the phrase “The comedy is in the struggle, not the news” when referring to an exercise to help inject a little pathos into scenes. I want to dig into that a bit more today. Moments of struggle on stage are compelling. And y...
The one thing that I have found that makes your show seem funnier might also seem counter-intuitive: a little pathos.
Recently, I’ve been watching “The Detectorists” a BBC TV comedy that does this so well. It’s a great example of really we...
Want to start an argument about improv? Get a group of people talking about warm-ups. That’ll do it. I’ve seen people passionately defend doing a warm-up before the show saying that you simply cannot do a show properly without a warm-up. I’...
I don’t think the start of any scene is all that important. I’m not sure how controversial that is but my honest opinion is that you are doing enough just by doing something.
Improv classes often stress “establish a who, what, where” or, i...
Today’s newsletter is about three awesome things that I have encountered this week. A feeling of awe has been in the air. This will be an uneven and not altogether coherent journey through it.
Awe moment one - Funding
It’s been the most i...
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