Kornfeld And Andrews: The Radio Plays
By Kornfeld and Andrews /Lloydie James Lloyd
”Two Improv Masters” --New York Times
Seasoned performers, longtime improv instructors, and all-around swell guys Rick Andrews and Louis Kornfeld combine their improv powers for a series of longform, improvised radio plays that are as honest as they are hilarious. With a patient, nuanced style, they create a textured world filled with characters that will make you laugh and move you all at the same time. It’s comedy. It’s theater. It’s radio (but on a podcast).
See Kornfeld and Andrews live on Sundays at The Magnet Theater in New York: magnettheater.com
Seasoned performers, longtime improv instructors, and all-around swell guys Rick Andrews and Louis Kornfeld combine their improv powers for a series of longform, improvised radio plays that are as honest as they are hilarious. With a patient, nuanced style, they create a textured world filled with characters that will make you laugh and move you all at the same time. It’s comedy. It’s theater. It’s radio (but on a podcast).
See Kornfeld and Andrews live on Sundays at The Magnet Theater in New York: magnettheater.com
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