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.
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This episode’s guests:
Jodi Pfleghar - find out more about the groups Jodi is part of -
https://www.facebook.com/MunichBakeThis
https://www.facebook.com/impromunichorn
And the festival she runs which is online this weekend:
Jade Fearnley from Murder Inc - The Improvised Murder Mystery
Andy Johnston from The Mop and Bucket Company:
Pat Robinson from Squares in the Round in Nottingham
Elise Rodriguez from Florida Studio Theatre in Sarasota - check out her new podcast with John Gebretatose here: https://anchor.fm/eliseandjohnshow?fbclid=IwAR1uYP80xwwlYf7V12__A50cwHO5MTRUNMQhxCiwvDtC2x7TOF_DG4m4EPI
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