This week Adam and Rob, use extensive metrics and data (definitely not just their opinion) to determine a complete ranking system for all shortform games.  This episode details the secrets of making a perfect shortform show. Also: touring Finland, Sweden, and the American mid-west.

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This week Adam and Rob, use extensive metrics and data (definitely not just their opinion) to determine a complete ranking system for all shortform games.  This episode details the secrets of making a perfect shortform show. Also: touring Finland, Sweden, and the American mid-west.

Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

This week Adam and Rob, use extensive metrics and data (definitely not just their opinion) to determine a complete ranking system for all shortform games.  This episode details the secrets of making a perfect shortform show. Also: touring Finland, Sweden, and the American mid-west.

Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

This week Adam and Rob, use extensive metrics and data (definitely not just their opinion) to determine a complete ranking system for all shortform games.  This episode details the secrets of making a perfect shortform show. Also: touring Finland, Sweden, and the American mid-west.

Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

Improv is supposed to be easy, comfortable, and fun.  But what happens when improv gets hard? Should you quit? Should you work harder? What do you do when improv isn’t fun anymore?

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There are few things more taboo than going negative on an improv stage. But does negativity at the start of a scene preempt the possibility of a playable dynamic? What does it mean to go negative onstage and why do some improvisers love doing it?

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No training. No teaching experience. A classroom full of students. What could possibly go wrong? This week Rob and Adam discuss the challenges of teaching improv, their pet peeves in a classroom, and mistakes they’ve made along the way.

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Sometimes you step onstage with someone and it just feels right. Other times … it’s confusing, turbulent, and awkward. What makes for good chemistry onstage? What can you do if you’re struggling to connect with your Harold team?

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Years ago, if you grew up in an “improv town” you would train at a local improv school and and learn from local instructors. Unless you moved cities or frequented comedy festivals, you didn’t have a chance to learn a different style or technique.  Now more than ever it is possible to train with teachers from across the world. But what do you when you’re playing with somoene who has radically different training than you?

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What do you do when your parnter is COOKING, and you are clearly not?  In this episode, Adam and Rob discuss how deal with a partner who seems to be dominating a scene and you feel stuck. Fear, jealousy, resentment – this episode has it all.

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