Podcasts about assscat

A special live ASSSCAT from South By Southwest! Featuring monologist Scott Aukerman and an all-star cast of Matt Besser, Lauren Lapkus, Anthony Atamanuik and Lisa Gilory. Scenes include: Admit murder is a sin; divorce area of restaurant; skunk piss bachelor party; half-a-barin show, big boy bed.Unlock the BONUS SCENE(S) at improv4humans.com and gain access to every episode of i4h, all ad-free, as well as TONS of exclusive new podcasts delving deeper into improv, the history of comedy, music and sci-fi.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In JUST A FEW THINGS, Ken Plume welcomes a special guest who shares favorite items from their personal collections.  For this episode, Ken is joined by producer & impresario Patrick Cotnoir of THE GEORGE LUCAS TALK SHOW, ASSSCAT, and more.

SXSW tech heads suggest life prolonging methods with questionable ethics; peanut butter allergy denier; knife salesman demonstration; and testing whether or not A.I. can answer emotional questions; plus a TIME BOMB!Subscribers at improv4humans.com get access to a BONUS scene and TWO extra scenes from the ASSSCAT performance at SXSW!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Sean and Amber bemoan longwindedness at The Moth. They also get into why the revival of the ASSSCAT show at UCB Theater should be called "6 foot 7 foot 8 foot bunch," or perhaps "Beetlejuice," the horrible traffic in remote parts of Mexico, and why they're skipping (or at least postponing) this week's La Brea-kdown. Music: "Coro dos Tribunais" by SantaJustaStudios - Pedro Monteiro & "Oh, The Ghost!" by Jake McKelvie & the Countertops

Achilles Stamatelaky (@astamate) was my UCB 201 teacher! He also was staff writer on a show we all know and love -- Broad City. He's very analytical and chill and I loved his class. Go Achilles. In this episode: Roxy hotel for wifi, Arlo hotel, Achilles' fiancé's crafting materials, my first sewing pattern, lack of patience, improv, Achilles is good at improv AND attention to detail and a million cool sneakers, improv, I love it its cooler than standup, Middleditch and Schwarz reviving the reputations of white men who deserve it, finding your poly group in improv, Ian Dyer, the need to fail, Don Fanelli, UCB 101 with Abra Tabak, comedy as a goal vs as a curiosity, standup comedians are antisocial and distrustful, name-dropping, Achilles' Audible project, writing & shopping around vs producing on your own, asking friends for help, improv, UCB sketch told me I wasn't funny I'm willing to lose 300 dollars, I loved ucb Chelsea basement, 20:48 going down into a basement and why its so special, BCC kids are too cool for school, finding your group, Broad City (24:00ish), Broad City was specific and New York but highly relatable, the webseries boom, luck is not just luck, ppl who are rich who ask what I think about colors and fonts for free, jack of all trades is new req for comedians ~31ish, engineering, representation, lack of trust, I know entertainment is a bad industry, all relationships should be reciprocal both friendships and business, everyone should learn how to code, being stable, just kids and Patti smith ~35 min, ppl who like comedy but don't do it, selling (39min) sex on TikTok, straight tiktok vs gay tiktok, onlyfans, sex work, 365 dumb characters, fitness challenges, terrible break up, no more tears to cry, etc etc.

Rachel Dratch recently had her Broadway debut in POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive, a play by Selina Fillinger. With three decades of experience in the business, Rachel recalls her SNL days where she worked for seven years and compares the pressure that came along with it and how it differs from doing Broadway. She speaks candidly about her love for comedy, particularly improv and sketch, and whether she'll ever try drama on stage or in movies. Rachel also shares why she prefers sticking to the script and rarely improvises on a film, why she decided to leave SNL, and why you should have fun when you're in a "dip". Rachel Dratch is an actress, comedian, and writer, whose latest stage credits include POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive, her Broadway debut. She was a cast member on Saturday Night Live for seven years, where she had memorable characters like Debbie Downer, Boston teen Denise, and the "Lovers" professors with Will Ferrell. She was an alumna of the Second City Theater in Chicago, where she performed in four revues on the main stage, two of which she received the Joseph Jefferson Award for Best Actress in a Revue. Some of her live comedy credits include ASSSCAT 3000 at the UCB Theater in New York, "Dratch and Fey". Her TV credits include "Frasier," "Ugly Betty," "30 Rock," "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," and "Shameless," and some of her film credits include "Wine Country," "Click," and "Just Go with It." In this episode, we talk about: Having a minor in Psychology and wanting to be a therapist Eugene O'Neill Theater Center Unexpectedly getting pregnant at 44 Living in Chicago for nine years and getting into The Second City Her memoir, Girl Walks into a Bar . . .: Comedy Calamities, Dating Disasters, and a Midlife Miracle Connect with Rachel: Twitter: @TheRealDratch Instagram: @raedratch Connect with The Theatre Podcast: Support us on Patreon: Patreon.com/TheTheatrePodcast Twitter & Instagram: @theatre_podcast TikTok: @thetheatrepodcast Facebook.com/OfficialTheatrePodcast TheTheatrePodcast.com Alan's personal Instagram: @alanseales Email me at feedback@thetheatrepodcast.com. I want to know what you think. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's episode is awesome because we have one of NYC's best comedy bookers, the funny and charming Patrick Cotnoir (The George Lucas Talk Show, The Chris Gethard Show). Patrick and Anna talk all about how this episode happened, because it was through a DM that Patrick sent Anna when he was recently laid off from a job. (REMINDER: While we love to talk to people about their job history we in no way want you to lose jobs! Keep your benefits!) Patrick has been a booker in NYC for a while and booked one of the most popular shows in the New York improv scene, Assscat at UCB (now Raaatscraps). Anna tells Patrick how it rocked her world to get booked as the monologist on this show there before the pandemic. We take it back to Patrick's early jobs and internships which were alllll over map, one of which was picking tobacco as a teenager on a farm. Not your first thought when you hear he's from Connecticut! But then he interned at Sesame Street, so that's a fun change. Also Anna and Patrick manifest their next jobs, which are both to work for Drew Barrymore. Check out all of the incredible shows he books!! And make sure to follow him on Twitter @PatrickCotnoir so he can reach his goal of having more followers than NBC's The Blacklist: Redemption. Don't forget to rate, review, and spread the love (Patreon) for this podcast! And if you want to call in, we love that - give us a call or email us!

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Miles Stroth began his study of improvisation in 1987 at the famed Second City Theater in Chicago. In 1990 he began working with Charna Halpern and Del Close at the then ImprovOlympic, now IO in Chicago. Miles has been associated with the IO, teaching, performing, directing, ever since. Wanting to express his own unique perceptions of the work to students, Miles opened The Miles Stroth Workshop in 2007.Miles was a member of the seminal improv team The Family, whose members included Adam Mckay, Matt Besser, Ian Roberts, Neil Flynn and Ali Farahnakian. The Family, directed by Del Close, created and introduced into the improv world The Deconstruction and The Movie forms. Miles had the privilege of working with the late Del Close for eight years. Del saw the improv community as a tribe with himself as the Mojo Man and referred to Miles as his Warchief.Miles has been performing weekly since 1992 and has performed in well over 1000 long-form shows. Miles has created or had a hand in creating many of the long-forms that play around the country today. Among them, The Armando, The Deconstruction, The Movie, The La Ronde and Two-Person Long-Form. Among the improv shows, Three Mad Rituals, Dynamite Fun Nest, The Armando Diaz Theatrical Experience, Movement and Hootenanny, Zumpf, Assscat, and Heather & Miles. If you want more on Miles, google him.You can learn more about Miles and The Pack Theater at https://www.packtheater.com/You can also catch the Pack Theater on https://www.twitch.tv/packtheaterDownload your own Vote Plan at https://www.voteplan.us/vote-plan/Follow Vote Plan on Social Media:https://www.instagram.com/voteplan2020/https://twitter.com/VotePlan2020Facebook.com/voteplan2020 

We'd love to introduce Santina Muha but you likely already know about her from shows like the impossible to spell Spontaneanation, the strangely punctuated Comedy Bang! Bang!, the slightly difficult to spell and slightly strangely punctuated Assscat! and the easy to spell and punctuate One Day At A Time. Santina walks us through her early life in New Jersey, her college career studying sociology and her early jobs before moving to LA (including her time reporting for Tiger Beat Magazine). When she got to LA, she went straight to UCB to try her hand at comedy and hasn't looked back since. From hosting her own shows (the always well-photographed Rollin' With My Homies and Aunt Tina & Deena Celebrate) to stand-up to one-woman shows to this very podcast, Santina brings a singular wall-of-energy aesthetic to everything she creates. Does that include the show Pretty that is currently in development over at CBS? Well, you're going to have to listen to find out. As always, thanks for tuning in!NOTESSeason 03 Episode 05Comedy: From The Jersey Shore To The Stages At UCB with Santina MuhaRecorded on January 15, 2020Released on February 11, 2020Episode Duration: 01:11:28Santina Muha can be found on Twitter & Instagram @SantinaMuha.Jesse can be found on Instagram @jjkoester and on the web at www.sunshinepicturesllc.com.Swinky can be found on Twitter & Instagram @swinkymusic and on the web at www.swinkymusic.com.Hollywood Fishbowl can be found on Instagram and Twitter @HWFishbowl and at www.hollywoodfishbowl.com.

Steve Cooper talks with actor/writer Matt Price. Matt has appeared on stage at UCB in many shows including ASSSCAT, Fucked Up & Illegal Videos, The Jersey Shore Recap Party, and Harold Night. He also produced and hosted a monthly storytelling show called Show & Tell and has performed at the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, the Toyota Comedy Festival in NYC, SketchFest in San Francisco, and the Chicago Improv Festival. As an actor, one of his favorite roles was playing Lawrence for two seasons on TNT's critically acclaimed Men of a Certain Age. Other appearances include The Office, Hart of Dixie,1600 Penn, The West Wing, Arrested Development, Reno 911, New Girl, The League and many others. He currently writes for Regular Show on the Cartoon Network for which he won an Emmy in 2012 and has also written for Comedy Central's Root of All Evil with Lewis Black as well as various shows on the television. Sponsored by Café Valet. Go to www.cafevalet.com and enter the coupon code COOPER for $5 off the Starter Combo Pack.  

Matt Walsh is on the show! You know him as one of the founders of Upright Citizens Brigade, as well as from Assscat, and he's in like 100 movies. Matt and I talk extensively about heightening. Andl we discuss how to move beyond the basics in improv into the more advanced levels. It's pretty fantastic! Rate. Subscribe. Comment. Enjoy. Be excellent to each other, golden age of improv, happy improvising!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian Roberts is on the show. You know him as one of the founders of Upright Citizens Brigade, as well as from Assscat, from the legendary The Family, Reno 911, the executive producer of Key and Peele, and a whole bunch of other stuff that makes him a comedy legend. Ian and I talk about how he uses his ‘flash’ exercise to help get people to game quickly. Ian also explains the philosophy of a strong straight man. And we talk about a WHOLE BUNCH OF OTHER STUFF AND IT’S AMAZING. Enjoy.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Matt Besser, Member of the Upright Citizens Brigade, Assscat, Improv4Humans, Freak Dance is on the show. Matt and I break down a few improv terms, talk a little bit about Del Close, have a long weird pause. He also tells me why I shouldn’t listen to Improv 4 Humans like I do... Shit. Go see Freak Dance. Subscribe, rate, comment, enjoy.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Bitter Buddha Bites Back! Eddie Pepitone  attacks Sean Conroy in a Twitter mele. Years of hostility finally erupt in a fight to the finish.  Host Jonathan Corbett ("Dream Tweet") gives out three tweets and the contestants have to figure out who the celeb is that tweeted it. The third one is funny tweet made up by the host! Feathers fly as these two compete like champions. Does Sean kick some Asssssssssscat or will Eddie be the Last Comic Standing? Subscribe on itunes or Stitcher. Leave us a nice comment. @seanconroy @eddiepepitone @corbettjc @dreamtweetpod @proudlyresents