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What are some tropes that start to make your show feel like it is in the slasher genre? How do you engage with tropes in improv? Should you lean into them or play against them?
Sorry for the late post, I am editing them further in advance now and just forgot to post it Sunday night!
You have two days left to cast your ballot in the 2024 US election!!! AAAAHHHHH!!!!
How do you depict and feel fear onstage? How can you scare your audience and stage partners? Is it okay to to actually feel afraid as the player?
What an awesome episode! Like really this one has so much great stuff in it... So dang useful :) :| :0 80
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eV4aiAFsK4 (Video of the recent Thorn and Petalstick Tragedy)
Happy Halloween!!!! Muprov Musings is back with a frighting format that has been developed and directed by our Co-Host Julian Bernado, and he steps into the guest role on this episode to give you the full backstory of its evolution. The Improvised Slasher lets you play with a whole new side of improvisation. If you have not tried improvised horror before, you have to give this a listen!!!
We are making some structural changes! Tune back in on October 28th for the start of our new season!
Sam Kamenetz founded the group Improvised DnD in NYC! He comes on the podcast to explain the ins and outs of the format. If you want to audition for the group or see one of their shows live in NYC, check out their instagram!
https://www.instagram.com/improvised_dnd/
Zoom link for Muprov Musings democracy show at 1:15 am Monday 9/23 (The zoom is 24 hours and has tons of great speakers)
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82475212895?pwd=Z5LJ3azE6bj3hAbsiIwLiGQRh8JdAq.1
Special thanks to Ahmad Koya, Anna Mistele, and John Mistele for coming on the podcast to perform a SuperScene! If you like mysteries, aliens, rodents, butterflies, and God, then you will love this SupersScene :)
As usual we got a little carried away with the practice run! It's a slow-rolling snowball that is pretty delightful in the end!
Thank you Trey for teaching us the Hush little Baby warm up!
Thank youHal for finding the perfect fossil to represent the spine of the story of Superscene.
Directing is one of the most important improv skills because if you learn how to be a good director, you will also learn how to be a good Side-coach and Artistic Director! If you want to develop your own signature style and innovate in the world of improv, directing a SuperScene is a great place to start!
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