The nanonanofilm Improv Comedy Podcast

This week, I follow up on a Substack post I read by improviser Molly Thomas where she talks about improvisers who focus on relationships in scenes as being "anchors" for playing game of the scene. Is that ME??

This week I continue my conversation with good friend and improviser, Mikey Lewis. (Part 2.)Full VIDEO available here: https://youtu.be/3ZGo0Qjz_m4?si=GPJ5uwUWXZ28Lmgg or check out @nanonanofilm on YouTube.

This week I'm humbled to be joined by another good friend of mine to talk about their (chaotic!) improv comedy journey. Part 1. Full VIDEO version on Youtube: @nanonanofilm

After a break, what's it like to do improv comedy with experienced improvisers again?

I was asked to respond to 3 emails recently at work. In each, I paused, stopped what I would usually have done, and applied the techniques I use for facilitating improv classes. Did it work?!?!

I've read a lot recently around whether you can effectively combine Game of the Scene (i.e. improv games within improv scenes) with really developing relationships between characters. I started to try it...

Over the course of my Improv Comedy journey, I've changed the way I start scenes. Why and what is my current opening?

Improv is fantastic for people just letting their hair down and having fun. But is just mucking around and having fun suitable for an improv show?

We Are Dave did a sell-out improv show at the Brighton Fringe. It was fab, so what things can I reflect on?