The latest two episodes of Improvised New York are up!
Episode 41 - Bending Genres with PGraph
At the Providence Improv Festival this year, not only did I get to perform, but I got to see some amazing groups, like one of my personal favorites - Paralellogramophonograph! In this episode Pgraph sits down with me and guest co-host Lorie Steele to talk about the importance of "doubling down" on stage, the fun of playing really evil characters*, and why psychological sci-fi improv shows are not always crowd pleasers!
*no puppies were harmed in the recording of this podcast.
Episode 42 - "It's not about fixing the bike" by Joe Bill and Mark Sutton
During a fantastic weekend at the Del Close Marathon in NYC, Joe Bill and Mark Sutton took time to sit down with me for a truly inspiring conversation about improvisation. Joe and Mark discuss the difference between playing a character and being a character, "getting someone's back" without actually saying it, and how Scottie "No Tippin' " Pippen got his nickname.
Check them out at http://improvisednewyork.podbean.com/ or iTunes for FREE!
Hey everyone, if you're a fan of this podcast, I would love to hear from you! Please post your comments here, on iTunes, our Facebook page, our Twitter handle (@ImprovisedNY), or you can email them to me at improvisednewyork@gmail.com. I'm hoping to use your comments to help promote the podcast and increase our fan base. And if you've already done your part to let your friends know or tell me in person how much you like what's going on here, I really appreciate it. Thanks!
-Elizabeth Quinn
Episode 41 - Bending Genres with PGraph
At the Providence Improv Festival this year, not only did I get to perform, but I got to see some amazing groups, like one of my personal favorites - Paralellogramophonograph! In this episode Pgraph sits down with me and guest co-host Lorie Steele to talk about the importance of "doubling down" on stage, the fun of playing really evil characters*, and why psychological sci-fi improv shows are not always crowd pleasers!
*no puppies were harmed in the recording of this podcast.
Episode 42 - "It's not about fixing the bike" by Joe Bill and Mark Sutton
During a fantastic weekend at the Del Close Marathon in NYC, Joe Bill and Mark Sutton took time to sit down with me for a truly inspiring conversation about improvisation. Joe and Mark discuss the difference between playing a character and being a character, "getting someone's back" without actually saying it, and how Scottie "No Tippin' " Pippen got his nickname.
Check them out at http://improvisednewyork.podbean.com/ or iTunes for FREE!
Hey everyone, if you're a fan of this podcast, I would love to hear from you! Please post your comments here, on iTunes, our Facebook page, our Twitter handle (@ImprovisedNY), or you can email them to me at improvisednewyork@gmail.com. I'm hoping to use your comments to help promote the podcast and increase our fan base. And if you've already done your part to let your friends know or tell me in person how much you like what's going on here, I really appreciate it. Thanks!
-Elizabeth Quinn