Short-form Improv Takes Centre Stage Online
How short-form improv is making a big impact online
The Improv Chronicle Podcast · Lloydie James Lloyd
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Show Notes
It's nearly ten months since most live improv shows around the world paused. Some improvisers have taken their short form shows online and adapted them, other improvisers have decided to move from long form to short form as they feel it suits the medium. Is short-form better suited to our new online improv world?
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This episode features:
Kayla Parker from ACT Improv, Dallas, USA
See ACT's online shows here:
https://www.facebook.com/improvACT/videos
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmjbUqvqMFAlRIrTSdU109g
Sean Mason from Comedy Sportz, Manchester, UK
ComedySportz have shows every Wednesday and Saturday at 7pm GMT. You can watch and subscribe at youtube.com/cszuk
They have a foundation improv course starting 21st January. They are working with the Black Improv Alliance to offer 5 free spaces on the course. Visit: https://www.comedysportz.co.uk/foundation-improvisation-online/ to find out more and book a space.
Social Media:
www.twitter.com/comedysportz_uk
www.facebook.com/cszmanchesteruk
www.instagram.com/cszmanchester
Colin Mochrie (Whose Line Is It Anyway / Colin and Brad)
Stream Of Consciousness live shows every weekend https://passportshows.com/portfolio/stream-of-consciousness/
The Improv Chronicle Podcast is produced and hosted by Nottingham improviser Lloydie James Lloyd
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