• Bridging The Improv Divide - A Tale Of Two Cities' Improv Alliance

  • Mar 26 2024
  • Length: 16 mins
  • Podcast

Bridging The Improv Divide - A Tale Of Two Cities' Improv Alliance

  • Summary

  • In a groundbreaking move, two improv theaters from different cities forge a unique collaboration, setting the stage for a new era of improvisational comedy. This episode takes you on a journey from Chicago to Brooklyn as Lloydie explores the partnership between the iO Theater and the Brooklyn Comedy Collective. Discover the behind-the-scenes story of how these institutions are creating a dynamic bridge, facilitating the exchange of performers, teachers, and students. Hear from Steve Plock, General Manager of iO Theater, and Philip Markle, Artistic Director of the BCC, as they discuss the genesis of this sister theater relationship and its potential to reshape the improv landscape. From fostering talent to nurturing international connections, this episode uncovers the enthusiasm and the strategic moves that hope to invigorate the community and celebrate the art of improv.


    In this episode you hear from:


    Steve Plock - General Manager, iO Theater

    Philip Markle - Artistic Director and Founder, Brooklyn Comedy Collective


    Hosted by Lloydie James Lloyd


    Podcast Theme:

    Composed by Chris Stevens at Studio Dragonfly


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