Podcasts about charm city comedy project

This week, Josh talks to Chara Bauer (@Richie_Dreyfuss) about the differences in acting for sketch comedy versus theater and more. See Richard Dreyfuss at BIG on Wednesday, November 28 in Richard Dreyfuss Auditions for Olga at 8:30pm. Go to bigimprov.org for more information. Then, Richard Dreyfuss will perform at The Premium Hour at Charm City Comedy Project, starting at 8pm. That show will also feature The Big Freakin’ Quiz of 2018, hosted by yours truly. Go to charmcitycomedyproject.com for more information.

This week, Josh talks to Aidan Van Alstyne (@WritersOTheDorm) about majoring in comedy, political satire, and subreddits. Writers of the Dorm performs at ImprovBoston on November 29 during SketchHaus. They will be supported by me, presenting The Big Freakin’ Quiz of 2018. So come to ImprovBoston November 29 at 9pm. More info can be found at improvboston.com. Follow Hyena Comedy at @hyena_comedy. You can also see me hosting another version of The Big Freakin’ Quiz of 2018 in Baltimore at Charm City Comedy Project on November 30.

This week, Josh talks to Dubray Kinney (@RichieDreyfuss) about sketch comedy in college, the comedy scene in Baltimore, and not watching SNL. See Kinney and the rest of Richard Dreyfuss perform at BIG on November 28 and Charm City Comedy Project on November 30. See Josh host Big Freakin’ Quiz at ImprovBoston on November 29 and Charm City Comedy Project on November 30. Follow @myfirstsketch on Twitter and @phillysketchfest on Instagram.

Episode 21 features Megan Wills owner of the Charm City Comedy Project and we chat about "Board Meeting" by Upright Citizens Brigade and "Everything Is Fine" by LoadingReadyRun. Sketch Nerds is a podcast about our favorite comedy sketches. For more info visit: https://badmedicinecomedy.com/sketchnerds/ Here are links to the sketches we discussed - Board Meeting and Everything Is Fine

Episode 23 with Megan Wills of Charm City Comedy Project is now live! We had a delightful conversation with Megan about The Past Present and future of the Comedy Project, the ins and outs of improv, and so much more! Enjoy!

This week on Magic Lessons, Elizabeth Gilbert enlists the comedian Michael Ian Black to help coach Keith, an improv comedy performer in Baltimore. A few years ago Keith fell hard for improv. He took every improv class in Baltimore and but there wasn't a regular space to perform. So he formed a troupe and found a venue, building a vibrant improv community called the Charm City Comedy Project. But, somewhere along the way, he neglected his own dreams of creating a one-man show. Special Guest: Michael Ian Black is an actor, comedian, and host of the podcast "How To Be Amazing." On TV you can find him on The Jim Gaffigan Show and Another Period. He's also the author of the memoir Navel Gazing: True Tales of Bodies, Mostly Mine, (But Also My Mom's Which I Know Sounds Weird.) Find out more about him at MichaelIanBlack.org This week's sponsors: Audible, The Great Courses Plus, and Stamps.com Always use the promo code: Lessons