Classical Improv 01 - Rebecca Stockley - Muprov Musings 113

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Rebecca Stockley has been directing improvised Shakespeare plays since 1989. As far as we know, she is the first person to ever create an hour-long improvised Shakespeare play. Because she was the first to discover the artform, Rebecca is the perfect person to kick off our new series on the history and methodology of classical improvisation. This interview features a surprise appearance from Brian Lohmann. The name of the Canadian group that I forgot is Die-Nasty.

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