This week I wasn’t able to go to improv as I had to go on a trip to a television festival with work but luckily enough this week it was the year anniversary since I started training in improv and thought would do a ‘year in review’ type […]
This week was the second week of the Advanced Short Form course and this week was another week full of lots and fun and games (and coldness but that was the room that was nothing to do with the group!). We started off the evening with a name […]
Baron Edmund of Fargher was greeted at the door of his ancestral home by his butler Alfred. “And how was Gotham City, sir?” enquired Alfred, in an English accent. “Oh, simply tedious, my good man,” replied Baron Fargher, “with the exception of one thing…” Alfred sighed as he […]
This week was my last lesson of Long form improv for a while as I have signed up for an 8 week course in short form advanced training. I loved learning short form and felt it was time to up my skills even more to get ready to […]
Each week I’ll be giving you the story behind the latest episode of the Improv London podcast. Each episode is self-contained, so you don’t have to start at episode 1, though I would be delighted if you felt inclined to do so. Improv London is for anyone interested […]
This week was has been a busy week of improv related things so lets get started! Long Form Lesson This week was of those lessons that I ended up walking away not liking – its not Carleens fault, but this sort of lesson I have always not liked. […]
This week I decided to up my game with Improv and to start learning a new form – long form. This style of improv is more narrative based and can lead to stories being told over a longer time then short form, meaning you can build up characters, […]
So last week I took the dive and took along my imaginary scuba diving gear to the improv scene in London. Since i was also starting a new job last week it was really hard to decide which one to go to and ended up choosing the drop […]
This week improv training starts again and this weekend I went to two different improv related shows in London that were very funny and also very inspirational. The first was a live version of the television show Whose Line Is It Anyway and the second was The Noise […]
Stephan Merchant, Ed Helms, Richard Ayoade and Lee Mack are a list of people that I really like as actors but no matter what they play, they always a dissection of the same sort of character. Whether or not they have been type cast, you always imagine Ed […]
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