Description
What's the point of putting a bunch of students on stage after they have been learning improv for a series of weeks? How much does it add to their learning and how do we set these shows up for success. Hear from Lloydie's students after their most recent end of term show, and from improv teachers with advice on making a student show a success.
This episode features:
Rick Andrews - Magnet Theater NYC
Chelsea Clarke - UCB Theatre NYC
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