AndAlso: A Podcast

In this episode, Heather & Jules talk about 'Yes, And' in a little bit more detail. Some of the more complicated nuanced ways you might approach this idea as you get further along your improv journey.

"You've heard YES, now here is AND!"

Heather and Jules introduce the foundational improv principle Yes And. They explain its importance, how it shapes scenes, and practical ways to start applying it in your improv practice. Perfect for beginners and anyone wanting to refresh their understanding of this core concept.

In this episode, Heather and Jules dive into the ever-present topic of the audience—who they are, what they're looking for, and most importantly, how to respond to them in the moment. From handling unexpected reactions to building genuine connection, it's all about turning the audience from a mystery into an improv ally.

In this episode, Heather and Jules dive into the concept of spacework in improv—the use of physical space to create meaning, relationships, and dynamics on stage. They discuss techniques to help performers be more aware of their positioning, movement, and interaction with the environment to enhance storytelling.

Jules chats with David Razowsky about the empowering improv principle "You Have All You Need." They discuss how trusting yourself and your scene partners can unlock creativity and confidence on stage. A motivating episode for improvisers looking to deepen their practice.

In this episode, Heather and Jules tackle the common improv struggle of "being in your head." They unpack what it means, why it happens, and how to move through it—whether you're stuck overthinking, second-guessing, or chasing the "right" move. Expect honest reflections, practical tips, and a few personal confessions along the way.

In this episode, Heather and Jules are joined by the effortlessly grounded Jon Nguyen to talk about calm in improv. They explore how staying calm can deepen connection, improve listening, and unlock presence on stage. Jon shares his approach to finding ease in performance—and why calm doesn't mean boring.

In this lively episode, Heather chats with improv teacher Cédric Marschal about embracing the joy of "dumb" on stage. They explore why letting go of perfection and allowing silliness can open up creativity, build connection, and make improv more fun. Expect playful insights and inspiring stories that encourage you to take risks and enjoy the ride.

Heather is joined by our Musical Director Joe Samuel to explore the art of beginnings and endings in improv. They discuss how to kick off scenes with clarity and energy, and how to spot or shape satisfying endings—whether emotional, musical, or narrative. A thoughtful, practical conversation packed with takeaways for performers of all levels.