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EPISODE · Aug 2, 2021 · 1H 45M

Stacey Hallal

from Improv Comedy Connection · host Whit Shiller

In this episode, we get the joy of talking with Stacey Hallal - founder of the Curious Comedy Theater in Portland, Oregon where she serves as Artistic Director as well as a regular performer, writer, director and teacher. We talk a bit about her leadership at Curious, but she's also known for her Ruby Rocket, Private Eye character and much, much more. We discuss her affinity for "cross-training" - which dates back to her experience in Chicago in going through the training at iO, Annoyance, Second City along and others, along with experiencing a host of different approaches to improv from the scores of comedy festivals she's been a part of in one capacity or another. Keep up with Stacey at: Instagram: @thestaceyhallal Curious Comedy Theater Ruby Rocket, Private Eye

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