Creative Podcasts From Creative People
Lauren Anderson and Nels Lennes (Butch Roy was unavailable unfortunately) discuss the fun they have together, the history of their friendship, their group and the Twin Cities Improv Festival (of which Five Man Job are the producers), and how working within a restrictive form is actually freeing for improvisors. Also, we all get each other.
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Jill Bernard (Drum Machine, SCRAM, ComedySportz-Twin Cities, co-founder of HUGE Theater, amongst other accomplishments) discusses her passion for educating improvisors as well as improv instructors, gender roles and equality in improv, and what defines “Minnesota-style” improvisation. Also, Jill slaps herself in the face many, many times.
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It’s samurais and gunslingers all up ins for Brian Watson-Jones’ Double Bill pick! Akira Kurosawa’s classic film Seven Samurai (1954) was adapted for American audiences as the Western The Magnificent Seven (1960), what Brian describes as a “best of” the original. Is he right? How do they compare back-to-back? And who turns out to be the biggest badass between both films?
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