The Improv Teachers

This week we look at communicating with each other during a show, making sure the audience is on the same page as your team, and marrying different styles of play!

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This week I explore vocabulary in your own group, how to recover from hesitation in a scene, and why improv is about being in service of others!

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It's Tuesday and ... Kat Kenny is our guest!

Kathleen Kenny is the Improv Director & Education Director at Bob Carter’s Actor’s Rep in West Palm Beach where she’s been teaching short form and long form improvisation to improvisers of all levels for the past 10 years as well as acting classes for over 15 years.

She currently plays with Actors’ Rep house team Friends with Benefits and understated as well as Mod 27’s Bananas Republic. She’s been doing her lotto show Get Lucky with Kat for about 2 years and often guests with local improv troupes doing as many fests as time allows.

She received her B.F.A. in acting from the Actor Training Program at the University of Utah and is a graduate of the UCB Training Center in NYC as well as levels I & II of the I.O Chicago Intensives in Miami where she studied with Charna Halpern & Tara Defrancisco. She’s taken multiple classes with David Razowsky and loves to be a student as much as she loves to teach.

Kat coaches many local improv teams from various theatres and is proud to have taught workshops at many improv festivals including Salt Lake City, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Palm Beach, & the Improv U Improv Cruise.

Great first show of 2019! Looking forward to learning together.

This episode is all about auditions! Some takeaways and tips on how to run an improv audition and how empathy plays a role!

Episode 5 and this time host Lauren Morris gives herself notes! Listen and learn why it's important for leaders to understand the need to own up to their own shortcomings, how to do it, and give themselves notes!

This episode, Lauren Morris, discusses the importance of keeping energy going on stage versus stopping it suddenly. She also dives into why it's important to develop trust and camaraderie off stage makes your work better on stage.

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This week, Lauren Morris discusses tangible elements you can look for in an improv audition. She also discusses steps to take when implementing artistic change and how empathy is a "must have" for directors.

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Welcome back to Improv Teachers: Director's Edition! I delve once again into our Saturday night show. In this episode, I discuss the importance of edits, bold choices, and fun.

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It's Tuesday and... Paul Vaillancourt returns to the program!

Improvised Movie is the topic of this podcast. Paul and I both teach it, love it, and perform it so I wanted to dive into the world of movie!

You can find Paul all over social media with the handle "whatsupwithPV" and learn more about Revolution Theater at https://therevolutiontheater.com/!