This week Rob and Adam, delve deep into the world of UCB-style Game of the Scene and discuss framing.  We know framing is all about contextualized, that one weird offer in your base reality (platform), but how do you know what do with those offers?  How do you use them in a way that makes it clear to your audiences and partner: THIS IS THE GAME!  Well, we get into it.  Also, Copenhagen and Olso updates, what to do with a weekend to yourself, The Beaches, Alvvays, and Adam becoming a real boy...

This week Rob and Adam get into a heated debate over the effifacy of improv jams. How useful are improv jams? What's the best way to make the most of jamming?  As well as, some tips on how to handle difficult players you might meet at a random mash-up. Also, Adam and Rob welcome themselves to the Sonar Network!  

Jokes are a great place to hide.  Having a funny voice or massive character can protect you from you having to expose your true self. This week Rob and Adam discuss how to open up in front of audience and reveal your story to the audience.

Jokes are a great place to hide. Having a funny voice or massive character can protect you from you having to expose your true self. This week Rob and Adam discuss how to open up in front of audience and reveal your story to the audience.

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As performers we are inherently greedy for stage time.  We have to be.  It's competitve in an improv show.  Lots of people vying for attention with competing narratives.  This week Rob and Adam gives tips on how to maximize your time onstage (in a nice way).

As performers we are inherently greedy for stage time. We have to be. It’s competitive in an improv show. Lots of people vying for attention with competing narratives. This week Rob and Adam gives tips on how to maximize your time onstage (in a nice way).

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Again and again, you constantly hear about the importance of having a coach.  Which is all good if you're rehearsing in major improv cities with thousands of other comedians.  But what do you do if you live in a smaller community?  This week Rob and Adam navigate different options for building incredible troupes without the guidance of a professional coach.

Again and again, you constantly hear about the importance of having a coach. Which is all good if you’re rehearsing in major improv cities with thousands of other comedians. But what do you do if you live in a smaller community? This week Rob and Adam navigate different options for building incredible troupes without the guidance of a professional coach.

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This week Rob and Adam discuss the importance of mentorship in the community: what to look for in a mentor, how to connect with possible mentors, and how to be a valued protege.  Also discussed: the giant duck, Rob's new favourite tea, and shout-outs to important mentors from the early days.

This week Rob and Adam discuss the importance of mentorship in the community: what to look for in a mentor, how to connect with possible mentors, and how to be a valued protege. Also discussed: the giant duck, Rob’s new favourite tea, and shout-outs to important mentors from the early days.

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