This week’s jam: Put Yer Name In An Hat This week’s improv jam is run by: Martin Your names shall be placed into the hat of dreams, then extracted and married to a card drawn from the mysterious hat of games. Once wedded you shall play the game with your
This week’s jam: Giz a Story This week’s improv jam is run by: Nick We will, of course, be mostly playing games and amusing ourselves and each other but with some exercises and games to encourage and consider narrative and consequential action. Big words, sure… It’s all about cause and
This week’s jam: Play It To Death This week’s improv jam is run by: Nick Tonight we play games, starting with shortform games and ending with charming montages. Bring yourself. Thursday 21st November 7.30-9.30pm The Corner 8 Stoney Street Nottingham NG1 1LH Entry Price: £3
Unspeakable Acts – A Deadly Mind Trip into Theatre We bring you a mutant hybrid of scripted drama and improvised comedy – taking the best / worst of Hollywood and showing you the film that plays out when our improvisers get their kaleidoscopic brains on it. The players will begin
This week’s jam: Eating An Ice Cream On A Rollercoaster This week’s improv jam is run by: Parky Eating an ice cream is fun. Riding on a rollercoaster is also fun. Eating an ice cream whilst riding on a rollercoaster? Well, that’s not so easy. When we play shortform games
Three weeks ago MIssImp had the great fortune to spend time in workshops and show with the legendary Susan Messing, What fun. Lots of people have things to say about her, and the improv we did with her. This is the third post about our thoughts. Jamie Reblogged from: http://sevenism.tumblr.com/post/57708553531/some-writing-about-some-improv-stuff
Two weeks ago MIssImp had the great fortune to spend time in workshops and show with the legendary Susan Messing, What fun. Lots of people have things to say about her, and the improv we did with her. This is the second of a couple of posts about our thoughts.
Two weeks ago MIssImp had the great fortune to spend time in workshops and show with the legendary Susan Messing, What fun. Lots of people have things to say about her, and the improv we did with her. This is the first of a couple of posts about our thoughts.
Last night I returned to a MissImp jam after nearly a six month absence. I used to make sure I never miss a jam but all this comedy lark I do keeps me exceptionally busy and ages me more than the Master’s laser screwdriver (only Doctor Who fans would get
Theatre on bath salts Fisticuffs, Nottingham’s longform improv troupe, will create a mutant hybrid of scripted drama and improvised comedy. The players will begin performing a scripted play chosen by the audience; as the show progresses, the script is distorted, violated and abandoned. In its place we will create a
This week’s jam: Family Friendly Fun This week’s jam is run by: Parky. Over the next few weeks, MissImp are branching out with several exciting new ventures. Our first ever kids/youth comedy workshops will be at the Not the Glastonbury Festival on August 25/26. Little Imps (for kids aged 8-12)
In the words of MissImp performer Trilochon Chatterjee: Workshops of the gods A couple of weekends ago, I joined a bunch of MissImpers at a workshop by Brandon Gardner of New York’s Upright Citizens’ Brigade theatre. The most intriguing part of this for me was his introduction to the idea
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