The nanonanofilm Improv Comedy Podcast

I try and make a habit of learning from every improv comedy interaction I have, be it from a class I attend or run, from a show or a Jam. But which teachers were hugely influential in changing the way I think about the art form?

I've been looking for low-level examples in "real life" where my resilience can be tested and I can learn from embracing real life failures. How can I apply that to improv more actively?

This week, I follow up on a Substack post I read by improviser Molly Thomas where she talks about improvisers who focus on relationships in scenes as being "anchors" for playing game of the scene. Is that ME??

This week I continue my conversation with good friend and improviser, Mikey Lewis. (Part 2.) Video version available here: https://youtu.be/3ZGo0Qjz_m4?si=35Z6iADlyA9sfKX0 

This week I'm humbled to be joined by another good friend of mine to talk about their (chaotic!) improv comedy journey. Part 1.  Full VIDEO version on Youtube: @nanonanofilm

This week I continue my chat with the wonderful improviser (and ruddy good friend!), Emily Joy, to find out what her improv comedy journey has been like to date, what things she finds challenging and what aspects she loves about the art form. (Part 2).

This week I chat with the wonderful improviser (and ruddy good friend!), Emily Joy, to find out what her improv comedy journey has been like to date, what things she finds challenging and what aspects she loves about the art form. (Part 1).

This week, I continue my conversation with my We Are Dave co-improviser (and all round great guy) Lewis Hill to understand a bit more about his improv journey to date. (Part 2)

This week, I get in conversation with my We Are Dave co-improviser (and all round great guy) Lewis Hill to understand a bit more about his improv journey to date. (Part 1)

How does improv help rapping? My very special guest, SC3MER, tells me...