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I Think There's Something Really Freeing About Improv, That It's A Collective, Creative, In-the-moment Piece. That's Really Exciting And Really Frustrating, Because It's There And Gone. There's An Amazing Interaction With The Audience That Happens Because They Are Very Much Another Scene Partner. How They Respond Determines The Kinds Of Stories We Tell.

Go With Your Gut Every Single Time. It’s Never, Ever Wrong. Even If Feels Like Everybody Else Is Telling You That You Need To Do This Or Do That. Your Gut Is Your Artist And Who You Are As A Person And What Makes You Special, And What Makes You An Interesting Performer. Never Try To Be Something You’re Not.

I Think Being Idle Is Quite Hard For Me To Do.

As An Actor, You're Listening To The Other Person And Always Trying To Be Present And Take Everything They're Giving You, But When They're Not There You Have To Produce That Yourself.

I Love Performing. I Love Doing Improv. It's A Totally Terrifying Experience, But It's Something That I've Always Felt So Strongly About And That I'm Kind Of Obsessed With. And Just As An Actor, It's A Great Exercise. It's A Great Playground, You Know, To Try Things Out And To Work On Your Skills. Because The Mandate Of Improv Is Kind Of The Same As Acting: It's All About Your Scene Partner, It's All About Being Present And In The Moment And Exploring Together As A Team, A Collaboration.