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The Improv Chronicle Podcast
by Lloydie
The Improv Chronicle Podcast is a documentary-style show aimed at improvisers around the world. Each episode looks at a different issue, topic or story of interest to improvisers and speaks to people knowledgeable about or impacted by it. It is released every two weeks and hosted by improviser and broadcaster Lloydie James Lloyd from Nottingham, England. www.improvchronicle.com For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy
Episodes
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Exploring The Game Of The Scene
The Game Of The Scene is one of the more debated improv concepts. Part of that debate has simply focused on defining what we mean by ‘the game of the scene’ and part of the debate has been about its usefulness or necessity. This episode we explore definitions of Game and hear from those who use...
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Considering Not Going Back To Improv
As the vaccine rollouts happen around the world, announcements are beginning to be made about when theatres might be able to open later in the year. This episode you’re going to hear from improvisers who, after a year of doing no live performance, have been considering not going back to the art...
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When Improv Meets Sketch
Go to a lot of improv theatre websites and alongside the classes in improv, you’ll often see classes in sketch comedy too. Why are improv and sketch such regular bedfellows and how can being an improviser help you be a better sketch writer? Love this podcast? Help it keep going here:...
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Dramatic Improv - Leaning Into The Emotion
Show notes: The words improv and comedy are so regularly used together, but comedy doesn’t have to be the goal. How do we define what ‘dramatic improv’ is and how is the audience experience different? Love this podcast? Help it keep going here:...
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Adapting The Online Space
Just as our art form adapted by going online, online shows have adapted with the technology. As people realise that online improv is going to stay with us in some form how is technology is being used and adapted by teams to make the experience better for performers and audiences and the improv...
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Short-form Improv Takes Centre Stage Online
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...
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The Bits We Left Out In 2020
Extended interview material from 2020's Improv Chronicle recordings plus some words of wisdom worth repeating. Love this podcast? Help it keep going here: https://supporter.acast.com/the-improv-chronicle-podcast This episode features: Susan Messing Rachael Mason David Pasquesi Louis Kornfeld and...
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Improv Hopes And Dreams For 2021
What do improvisers hope 2021 brings to our artform and to their own projects? Improvisers from across the world have sent messages to The Improv Chronicle and some of improv's next generation reflect on what they want the new year to look like. Support this show...
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Is Object Work Really Important?
Object work - is it just a necessary evil or is the creation and continuity of imaginary objects in scenes vital. What power does object work have when it comes to affecting us, our scene partners and our audiences and where does it fit in the hierarchy of improv techniques and tools? Love this...
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Take Care Of Your Scene Partner
The phrase ‘take care of your scene partner’ is used so many times in improv but what do we really mean by it? What is it we need to do to make sure our scene partner is ‘taken care of’? This episode, you hear different perspectives on this common phrase from improvisers across the world. Love…
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Life Skills Becoming Improv Skills
Many people advise that to be a good improviser, you need to have an interesting life… so what are the things have people done, what hobbies have they taken up or professions have they worked in or life habits they’ve taken on - that have helped them in their improv. Love this podcast? Help it…
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Imposter Syndrome
Any art form is subjective and can lead practitioners to question themselves, but how do experienced improvisers and improv teachers deal with the phenomenon of imposter syndrome? Love this podcast? Help it keep going here: https://supporter.acast.com/the-improv-chronicle-podcast Check out this...
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Chasing Status
Status - some schools of thought talk about status in improv a lot - but what do we mean when we ask someone to play high or low status and how much do we need it to build characters and on stage dynamics? Love this podcast? Help it keep going here:...
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Accents And Impressions
If you have been in a show where everyone else came out on stage doing a great accent and you’re there thinking “oh boy, I can’t do that” this episode is for you. So how useful are accents and impressions in improv and how can we use them respectfully? Love this podcast? Help it keep going here:...
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We Need To Talk About Harold
As a form, the Harold is lauded by some and treated less reverentially by others… there’s no doubting that it’s had a huge impact on improv but, all these years since it was first invented, how relevant - and how watchable - is it now? Love this podcast? Help it keep going here:...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The Improv Chronicle Podcast is a documentary-style show aimed at improvisers around the world. Each episode looks at a different issue, topic or story of interest to improvisers and speaks to people knowledgeable about or impacted by it. It is released every two weeks and hosted by improviser and broadcaster Lloydie James Lloyd from Nottingham, England. www.improvchronicle.com For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy
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