Your first several years of learning long form improv will likely focus on scenework, the Harold, montages, and perhaps another form or two. In this...
The Monoscene is a form in which the location never changes: there are no edits. In this episode, we talk about how it was developed and what to keep...
Improv scenes should be more than just reciting lines. In this episode, we talk about how acting influences improv, and how to become better at it....
In a Harold, after the first beats and the first group game, the team returns to the first 3 games for second beats, and then does another group game,...
Most theaters hold auditions to add people to their house teams. Every year around 600 people audition for UCBNY house teams (EDIT: in the episode I...