The Give And Take Of Feedback

How your last improv show went sometimes isn't as important as how and when you find out about how good it was. Getting notes in improv...

The Bits We Left Out In 2019

You've heard from some incredible improv voices since this podcast launched in July. We've not been able to include everything everyone...

Has "Yes And" Become Outdated?

The concept we call Yes And has been at the heart of improv and at the heart of how improv is taught for decades. There are books about...

The Mantra Of Support

What do we mean in improv when we talk about support and how do we quantify what on stage support and off stage support is needed in ou...

Do We Really Need Warm-Ups?

If there's one thing that can divide a group of improvisers quickly, it's the subject of warm-ups. Some people hate them and don'...

Help, I Suck At This

Experiencing and improv dip and a bout of imposter syndrome isn't uncommon in improv - in fact many people recognise it as part of be...

Improvisers With Scripts

Many improvisers enjoy success not just in improv, but in the realm of scripted work. Does their experience in improv bleed into their ...

Marketing Your Improv Show

You can have the best improv show in the world and still not have an audience. How do you get people to come to see your show and how m...

Understanding And Appreciating The Role Of The Music Director In Improv

How does an improv musician view the improv show? What do they add? And what should those of us who take to the stage to work with them...

The Only Game In Town - Improvising In A Void

While some of us are blessed with cities that have a large improv scene with multiple groups or even multiple theatres, some cities hav...