Johnson Vaughn Brock has a fancy name and can come off as a pretentious prepster, but then he does improv comedy and reveals he is a weirdo who is trying to find his place in the world.
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Kristin McGuire is originally from Chicago and has been moving between LA and NYC for the past couple years pursuing acting and comedy. She is a student at Upright Citizens Brigade and performs improv and stand-up all over the city. Kristin has appeared on Royal Pains and many independent films and has performed voice-over on the television shows Master of None, Search Party, Bull, Instinct, The Last OG and many more. Kristin is also a musician and singer; she plays ukulele, violin, and piano and dances at Broadway Dance Center. Check out her website: kristin-mcguire.com or on social media: wheezymcg.
Ever wonder how Improv comedy got started? Sometimes knowing where you came from helps you get where you’re going. Click the link below to learn more..
Greg Hudson grew up in a very safe, very rich suburb by Portland, Oregon. He fell in love with improv in Madison, Wisconsin whilst hungover on a Sunday morning and in desperate need of friends. He improvised with Atlas Improv Company there before moving to New York City to attend the Atlantic Acting School and the Magnet Theater training programs. He now improvises with the Exuberants. To see pretty pictures of Greg, go to greghudsonactor.com.
Inner Improv #2: Elly Silberstein, Pace University
“Improv comedy is a lot like trying to start a business. In both settings, you might have an idea of where you want to go, but you have to think on your feet and react in real time if you want to get there. You have to win over an audience and get them on your side.
In both settings, you’re probably going to meet with failure from time to time. But, in business just as with comedy, how you learn from those failures can be the difference between succeeding in the future and going through the same old motions you’ve always known.
Watch the video clip at the web address below as Entrepreneur Network partner Kate Volman and improv comedian Anthony Francis explain how you can use improv strategies when building your business.”
https://www.entrepreneur.com/video/298502
Charlotte Smart is an actor and playwright with a background primarily in Shakespeare and Commedia Dell’arte, skills she honed while earning her MA at the University of Chicago. Additionally, she tampered in Living History reenactment, an experience which helped shape and influence her first play, in early production now. She can only adopt an American Southern inflection as far as accents go, but can do a mean goat impression. This has proven a hit at both parties and the Central Park Petting Zoo.
In this audience participation game, the birthday girl from the audience, Natalie, gets commandeered in order to private the sound effects for our actors’ scene.
The Exuberants perform every Sunday at 6pm at The Broadway Comedy Club in New York City.
Http://exubs.com for tickets!
In this improvised romantic comedy, The Exuberants use their improv comedy training to create a film that resembles a typical Kate Hudson rom-com, about a high powered female fashion executive (Olya Grynko) who falls for a sweet but tortured New York MTA bus driver (Michael Springthorpe).
Inner Improv is a talk/improv video series where we explore the inner workings of improv comedy actors. Today’s guest is Rebecca Stuard of Improvolution NYC.
