The Improv in Action Podcast
Dr. Brian Magerko is a Professor of Digital Media in the School of Literature, Media, and Cultureand a Human-Centered Computing faculty member in the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Tech. He…
This week we talk with Meg Ansteensen and Cole Wadsworth, two amazingly talented improvisers, models, parkour enthusiasts, photographers, and downright nice people.
Five Women. Real Stories. Heartfelt Improv. https://www.instagram.com/marciaimprov/ and https://www.facebook.com/marciaimprov should be clicked and followed. From left Brittany Wilkerson, Jessica Young, Muretta Moss, Cassidy Russell, and…
From Humorology Atlanta to Gina’s Garbage Hour, this amazing human and improviser knows how to give and how to laugh. Gina Rickicki is a gift…
Jonathan Pitts is an award-winning international theatre artist from Chicago. He’s a creator, director, improviser, performer, producer, and teacher. He co-founded the Chicago Improv Festival and…
Stephen Nachmanovitch performs and teaches internationally as an improvisational violinist, and at the intersections of music, dance, theater, and multimedia arts. He is the author…
Stephen Nachmanovitch performs and teaches internationally as an improvisational violinist, and at the intersections of music, dance, theater, and multimedia arts. He is the author…
Jay Revis has performed improv for 13 years and taught for 8. He currently performs at Spitfire Theater in St. Petersburg, Florida, where he developed…
Scared Scriptless is the longest running #improv comedy troupe in Alaska. They routinely perform sold-out shows to a devoted local audience. The members of Scared…
Billy Merritt is the co-author of the new book “Pirate Robot Ninja: An Improv Fable” with Will Hines. The book is available on Amazon. He…
On today’s episode I speak with Jill Bernard, writer of “The Cute LIttle Book of Improv”, performer of the solo musical improv show “Drum Machine”,…
A Chicago Improv veteran of almost 20 years (People of Earth, 3033, Armando & Atlantis) Ryan Archibald. We talk about Harold, Chicago, his transition to…
Mark Kendall is a writer, actor, and comedian. While he is an Ensemble Member at Dad’s Garage Theatre he performs all over Atlanta and the…
Jim sits down with the legendary Amanda Rountree to talk about sincerity in improv.
I got a chance to sit down with improviser and creator of FarmProv, Katie Elkins. A great time talking about her project, improv, and life!…
This week Sebastian and Jim discuss getting the suggestion that works for your team and show.
This week Sebastian and Jim discuss what it means to be in a Toxic Improv situation and what you can do about it.
This week Sebastian Ruf and Jim Karwisch break down the experimental workshop style called “the flow” that is workshopped at the Atlanta Improv Dojo. We…
Early on in this podcast we probably should have had an introduction to ourselves giving a bit of background about the project and what we…
Sebastian is exhausted. Jim has the worst allergies of his life. Together they talk kind of about heightening and miss some major points that should…
What makes a great character choice? Once you have made a choice, how do you keep it going and bring it back in the show…
This week Sebastian and Jim discuss character choices… how to make them and what makes them stick.
Welcome to the second half of our side support episode. The original ran almost an hour and half so we split it in twain. Enjoy!
Sebastian and Jim dive into side support concepts and wrangle with how energy and focus are affected by edits.
Sebastian and Jim sit down with Harrison Brookie of Alchemy Comedy Theater and discuss what it is to run an improv theatre in Greenville SC.
What is it to be coachable? What is it to coach so that others can more easily accept your coaching?
This week Sebastian and Jim discuss what it is to have an improv worldview and how that affects your progress as an improviser.
This week Sebastian Ruf and Jim Karwisch discuss how we attain flow in improv.
This week Sebastian and Jim discuss what it is to be a good scene partner.
This week Sebastian Ruf and Jim Karwisch discuss wants and emotions in improvisation.
This week Sebastian Ruf and Jim Karwisch discuss the thought process and options available to improv students who are graduating from an improv training school.
