In our season two finale Chip and John are joined by Whole World Improv Theatre's own Bethany Rowe. Bethany is more than our social media maven, she leads and teaches The X Group, an improv program for the neurodiverse. We learn how it started and how it benefits the students, their parents, and those who love dragons.

It's part two of our interview with Sketchworks alumni Brian Bremer and Jeffery Umberger. We talk about creating strong characters, day jobs, and how life's journey takes unexpected turns.

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This week Chip and John talk to Sketchworks alumni Brian Bremer and Jeffery Umberger. We learn about the founding of Sketchworks, how improv training crosses over into other forms of acting, and how much we love Dunwoody Housewives.

What can the insights of a director give us on acting and improv? Learn more about the Meisner Technique and the building blocks of great acting in part two of our interview with Grant McGowen.

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What is the Meisner Technique? How is it related to improv? Grant McGowen of Pinch 'N' Ouch Theatre joins Chip and John to explain it all.

Find out more about Pinch 'N' Ouch Theatre!

pnotheatre.org 

@PnOTheatre

It's Part 2 of our interview with the great Jeff Justice. Chip and John learn the history of Stand-up classes in Atlanta, how the pandemic affected workshops, and the importance of clean comedy. Then we learn what John's teachers really thought of him as a student.

Find out more about Jeff here:

https://comedyworkshoppe.com/

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https://www.facebook.com/Jeffjusticeatlanta

This week we take a departure into the world of stand-up comedy. Chip and John host stand-up legend and founder of the Country’s #1 Comedy Class, Jeff Justice. Join us as we learn about the people who take stand-up classes, the structure and delivery of a joke, and comedy in the era of political correctness.

Find out more about Jeff here:

https://comedyworkshoppe.com/

[email protected]

https://www.facebook.com/Jeffjusticeatlanta

What do ancient Etruscans, Aikido, and seeing new things in familiar places all have in common? They're all part of The Improv Mind. In part 2 of our interview with Robert Lowe we talk about the importance of being present, honest, and Chip's childhood performances.

Chip and John are joined by a pioneer of improv in Atlanta, Robert Lowe. Robert teaches us his four tenets of improv and how Atlanta's very first improv workshop and live show came to be.