This week Rob and Adam answer listener questions! From improv copyrights to accents to panicking onstage to the walk-ons – all will be revealed. Please if someone knows where Rob’s dad is, contact us @thebacklinepod on Facebook or Twitter.

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This week Rob and Adam answer listener questions! From improv copyrights to accents to panicking onstage to the walk-ons - all will be revealed. Please if someone knows where Rob's dad is, contact us @thebacklinepod on Facebook or Twitter.

Rob And Adam talk disappointment. 

Rob and Adam talk disappointment.

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This week Rob and Adam discuss the very theoretical scenario of opening an improv theatre. What do you need? What resources do you require? How does an improv theatre actually work? Also if you have a really bad business idea for an improv theatre, let us know your worst ideas at @thebacklinepod on Twitter and Facebook.

Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

This week Rob and Adam discuss the very theoretical scenario of opening an improv theatre. What do you need? What resources do you require? How does an improv theatre actually work?  Also if you have a really bad business idea for an improv theatre, let us know your worst ideas at thebacklinepod on Twitter and Facebook.

If we don’t need to literally say “Yes And” to offers in scenes, then what does agreement actually look like? With this new defintion, what is blocking? Is blocking even possible in modern improv? This week Rob and Adam do a deep dive on all-things negative, contrarian, and self-defeating. If you’re stalling out in scenes or frustrated by nay-sayers in your troupe, this episode is for you.

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If we don't need to literally say "Yes And" to offers in scenes, then what does agreement actually look like? With this new defintion, what is blocking?  Is blocking even possible in modern improv? This week Rob and Adam do a deep dive on all-things negative, contrarian, and self-defeating.  If you're stalling out in scenes or frustrated by nay-sayers in your troupe, this episode is for you.

For students new to improv, classes are a great way to meet people, involve yourself in the community, and hone your craft. But what do you do when classes are no longer challenging you and you aren’t getting any better? This week Adam and Rob discuss what you can do with $300 to improve your abilities onstage outside of the classroom. Also Rob took a photo in a clawfoot tub.

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For students new to improv, classes are a great way to meet people, involve yourself in the community, and hone your craft. But what do you do when classes are no longer challenging you and you aren't getting any better?  This week Adam and Rob discuss what you can do with $300 to improve your abilities onstage outside of the classroom.  Also Rob took a photo in a clawfoot tub.