Excerpts:
Randy Dixon: “To me improv needs to be more people [than two, three or even solo improvisers]. It needs to be seventeen people to work, I think.”
“Anyone can teach improv, but not anyone can teach improv well.”
“I’m not teaching a system. I’m not saying: ‘Here is how you play this game.’ I say: ‘Here is why you play this game.'”
“I wish more people would take rehearsing workshops more seriously, in a sense that it’s not about getting laughs, it’s not about being funny, it’s not about performing for your friends. It’s about practising your skills and getting better. So that when you perform for the people, you’re better.”
http://claudiahoppe.com/en/2014/03/29/podcast-nr-15-randy-dixon-zu-gast-im-interview/
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