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 community as a whole?
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This episode features:
Stephanie Rae from The Black Improv Alliance: https://blackimprovalliance.com
Chris Griswold from Pineappl: https://pineappl.studio/
Experience Pineappl for yourself in a free drop-in workshop with Chris: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/free-monday-improv-comedy-drop-in-on-pineappl-registration-133052127495
Chris Mead and Katy Schutte from The Improv Place: https://theimprov.place/
The Improv Chronicle Podcast is produced and hosted by Nottingham improviser Lloydie James Lloyd
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