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- Check out the boys in the latest issue of Louisville Magazine! It's on news stands now.
© LOUISVILLE Magazine, January 2008
- Local Public Radio favorite WFPL's Studio 619 conducted an interview on February 18th, 2007 with Alec & Chris. Enjoy!
- Chris improvises a few answers about this weekend's Improvapalooza 7 for Velocity.
- In a September article for the LEO, Chris and rising star comedian Doug Stanhope discuss the mayoral elections and the dire need for more trained monkeys.
- ‘Instant Cinema’: The movies are B but the talent is A+: In an April 2006 article, writer Cindy Lamb reviews the Louisville Improvisors first foray into the world of B grade movies and F grade dialogue.
- The Louisville Improvisors lead a full slate O.C. Arts Center events: March 2006 - Roundabout interviews the group and gets a lesson in the basics of improv. The second rule is, never say "no."
- In June, 2005, the Louisville Improvisors conducted a workshop for students at Spalding University MFA Program in Creative Wrtiting.
"Well, it's official: Your session for the MFA in Writing Program was a resounding, bell-ringing success! It's safe to say we've never gotten such universally positive feedback for any other arts event in our program's history. You could probably tell our crowd loved you by the laughs you got, but to quantify things, on our evaluation forms, your session received almost universal 4s (the highest rating).
Here's a sample of the feedback we received:
"Louisville Improvisors were a gift to us. Not only was it such a release of tension, which accompanies many of us at the residency, but an incredible learning experience. The presentation, with its emphasis on trust, became a metaphor for my own work and life. The follow-up session, which I could not even imagine doing, was yet another great learning experience on so many levels."
Many of our students expressed that they had dreaded the idea of actually performing improv but said the small-group session turned out to be transformative They came away with new insights into their own work and fresh ideas for revision. Writing is such a solitary business; you succeeded in opening up many minds to the possibility of approaching their work in a whole new way.
A thousand thanks!
Katy
p.s. My personal favorite moment of your session: Alec: "I heard a fly buzz when I died." Chris: "I heard a bus." | |