Podcast appearances and mentions of eric farone

A few years back I tackled my human project of learning the art of comedy. I took a wonderful series of classes at the Bovine Metropolis Theater in Denver, Colorado and wound up performing improv! I went on to study stand-up, and I debuted on the Bovine stage. And while learning improv and stand-up was a super-fun and enriching experience, it is how I learned to apply those lessons in different ways that has made the most impact – in my career, in my relationships, in my human projects.I recently sat down with one of the founders of the Bovine, Eric Farone. Eric is an improv director with decades of successful experience in getting improv groups to work at the highest levels. In 1996 Eric, along with his partner Denise Maes, opened the Bovine Metropolis Theater in Denver. The theater was the largest improv training center in the Rocky Mountain region for over 20 years. Currently Eric is a partner at Apixii ~ Applied Improvisation where he now focuses on getting professionals, groups and teams to be more improvisational in their approaches. Listen in as we chat comedy, life and pushing back!In this episode:Improv is…Power of playBeing in the momentYes, and…Building trustFearInclusionListening to YOUReference:On Fear (book) by Jiddu KrishnamurtiConnect with Eric:Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/ApixiiImprovInstagram – https://www.instagram.com/apixii_applied_improvisation/ andhttps://www.instagram.com/bovinemetro/LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericfarone/  Continue the conversation with Amy and The Encourage Project community!www.theencourageproject.com  Facebook – @theencourageprojectInstagram – @the_encourage_projectLinkedIn – linkedin.com/in/amy-a-fairchild-she-her-hers-pmp-03b7022  Special thanks to my producer Connor Reed and the band Suite 25 (check them out on Spotify)!

Eric Farone a Partner at Applied Improvisation tells you how to use improvisation to accelerate your business. You can check him out at https://Apixii.com/ Go to https://OnFireIgnites.com/ to get our guide on 10 ways to use testimonials that you have probably never heard of.

Old buddy and improv director Eric Farone from The Bovine Metropolis Theater gets to chatting with Chef Chris about out of the way food, tasting as you cook and how to correctly eat an Italian Beef sandwich. The Bovine Metropolis Theater: http://www.bovinemetropolis.com

The Bovine Metropolis Theater's Artistic Director, Eric Farone, returns to the podcast to talk about object work.

Denise Maes and Eric Farone are co-owners of the Bovine Metropolis Theater, located in downtown Denver. Bovine Metropolis Theater is the first dedicated school and theater for improvisation in the Rocky Mountain region and teaches the art of accepting the unknown gracefully. On this week’s show, Eric and Denise share the origin story of the...

Denise Maes and Eric Farone are co-owners of the Bovine Metropolis Theater, located in downtown Denver. Bovine Metropolis Theater is the first dedicated school and theater for improvisation in the Rocky Mountain region and teaches the art of accepting the unknown gracefully. On this week’s show, Eric and Denise share the origin story of the...

The Bovine's Artistic Director, Eric Farone, returns to the podcast to discuss auditions.

Bovine Metropolis Theater Artistic Director returns to the podcast for the first in a series of podcasts concerning his improv philosophies.  In this episode, Eric discusses the concept of "Smart and from the heart" and "Playing at the top of your intelligence" which at the Bovine essentially translates to performing improv without cursing, drug humor, potty humor, racism, misogyny, etc.

Eric Farone is the Artistic Director of the Bovine Metropolis Theater in Downtown Denver and joins Kent on this episode of the Bovine Podcast.  They talk about his and Denver's history with improv as well as other stuff.

Denver Colorado has a thriving improv scene with multiple theaters providing training and performance opportunities for aspiring improvisers. Jimmy sat down with some of the leaders of that community, Justin Franzen of Comedy Voodoo Playhouse, Kerstin Caldwell of YES! Lab, and Eric Farone of Bovine Metropolis Theater. Listen in as they discuss how the Denver scene came to be and the different perspectives a performer can gain from their respective theaters. Then they join forces to improvise together, demonstrating how we all speak the common language of improv. Please enjoy!