Creative Podcasts From Creative People
Phil Schramm and Joe McGowen of Side Pickle join us to talk about performing a “long form show about a long form show.” They discuss the desire to start a group immediately after starting taking improv classes, performing from the moment you step foot on stage, experimenting in rehearsal, and how their opposite personalities compliment […]
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Mark Sutton and Joe Bill of BASSPROV join Matt to talk about doing a one-act play right at the intersection where bass fishing and improv meet. They talk about doing a conversational Harold, taking deep and shallow suggestions, starting in the middle, creating metaphors out of the seemingly mundane, showing the audience a small, real […]
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Tane Danger and Brandon Boat of Danger Boat Productions (the creators of The Theater of Public Policy) join us to talk about their upcoming event, All St. Paul’s A Stage. On August 19th, over 50 improvisers in small groups will perform more than 300 impromptu improvgram scenes all over the city. (learn more and order […]
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Butch Roy, Jen Van Kaam, and James Moore join us to discuss the Neutrino Video Project produced by HUGE Theater. They talk about the benefits and challenges of filming improvised scenes: no immediate feedback from the audience, cinematic tools to play with, improvised special effects, controlling focus, different directing styles, letting go of the idea […]
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Doug Neithercott and Doug Ocar of ComedySportz Twin Cities (unfortunately Mary Strutzel couldn’t join us) to talk about running the local branch of a worldwide, all-ages, short-form show. They discuss the benefits of the brand, and how much freedom there is to present your own style within the brand, the power of having a ref, […]
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