Podcasts about garage theatre company

This was an amazing interview. Karen was funny and gracious and so easy to talk to. She has taken over social media with her relatable videos about teachers and parents. She is a freelance artist and improviser in Atlanta, Georgia, who performs mainly at Dad's Garage Theatre Company. She is an ensemble member and teacher at Dad's Garage and has called it her theatre home for the last 12 years. She has been teaching improv for the past 10 years at various places including The Actor's Scene, Dad's Garage, Portfolio Center, Piedmont School of Atlanta, and others. One of her teaching highlights was when she had the honor of being an improv coach for 3 consecutive years at Improv Camp in Vancouver, Canada. She has also coached several improv teams around Atlanta. YouTubeTikTokInstagramDad's Garage WebsiteInvasion Christmas Carol TicketsTwisted Teachers Podcast wants to hear from you!Website-Twistedteacherspodcast.comLINKTREE :https://linktr.ee/twistedteacherContact us via email: Twistedteachers2@gmail.comInstagram: @twisted__teacher; @inked_educator68Tik Tok: @inkededucator @teacherwholeftFacebook: @TwistedTeacher

Sean Daniels and Chanel Bragg discuss Jon’s new role at The Second City. Prior to joining The Second City, he was artistic director for Dad's Garage Theatre Company in Atlanta, Georgia. A seasoned improviser, performer, and award-winning playwright with nearly 20 years of industry experience, Jon has been part of Atlanta’s creative community for more than 15 years, where, among his many creative accomplishments, he held the position of audience development manager at Alliance Theatre and founded United Atlanta Improv to help improv theatres around the city come together through collaborative works. Join the conversation! #HangAndFocus #ArizonaTheatreCompany #Podcast #TheSecondCity #DadsGarageTheatreCompany #AllianceTheatre

Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Lucky Yates graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre from Wayne State University, the Motor City's finest acting academy. After kicking around New York City for a couple years, Yates found himself in Atlanta, Georgia, where the players play. It was there that he discovered his love for two things: puppetry, thanks to the Center for Puppetry Arts, and improv comedy, thanks to Dad's Garage Theatre Company. Using the skills he learned from these fine institutions, Yates has found some sweet success. He played some grouches in the hit film Elmo in Grouchland, played a zillion characters (including "The Dungeon Master") in Good Eats with Alton Brown, appeared in several shows on Adult Swim and even introduced high-brow films for FilmStruck (RIP).

Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Lucky Yates graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre from Wayne State University, the Motor City's finest acting academy. After kicking around New York City for a couple years, Yates found himself in Atlanta, Georgia, where the players play. It was there that he discovered his love for two things: puppetry, thanks to the Center for Puppetry Arts, and improv comedy, thanks to Dad's Garage Theatre Company. Using the skills he learned from these fine institutions, Yates has found some sweet success. He played some grouches in the hit film Elmo in Grouchland, played a zillion characters (including "The Dungeon Master") in Good Eats with Alton Brown, appeared in several shows on Adult Swim and even introduced high-brow films for FilmStruck (RIP).

We are joined by Atlanta writer, actor, and comedian Mark Kendall. He is most closely associated with his production "The Magic Negro" at Dad’s Garage Theatre Company. He performs stand-up and improv all around Atlanta. He's now been busy releasing sketch comedy videos on YouTube that address systemic racism in America. Facebook.com/MarkKendallATL.com We are NerdLanta. Your Nerdy South Podcast Experience. Atlanta city life and Nerd/Pop culture. Hosted by comedians Julie Marateck & Matthew English. Featuring local guest interviews, Nerd News, commentary, and more. Available now on The ESO Network. Producer: Kristopher Bolz. Recorded remotely with Zencastr. Feel free to reach out to us at: Instagram.com/NerdLanta Facebook.com/NerdLanta Twitter.com/NerdLanta @NerdLanta SHARE/SUBSCRIBE/RATE/REVIEW: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, and on your favorite podcast apps. We'd love to hear from you, so if you have a question, comment or suggestion - email us: NerdLanta@gmail.com

We are joined by Atlanta writer, actor, and comedian Mark Kendall.  He is most closely associated with his production “The Magic Negro” at Dad’s Garage Theatre Company. He performs stand-up and improv all around Atlanta. He’s now been busy releasing sketch comedy videos on YouTube that address systemic racism in America. Facebook.com/MarkKendallATL.com We are NerdLanta. … NerdLanta Podcast: Mark Kendall – Comedian – Episode 28 Read More » The post NerdLanta Podcast: Mark Kendall – Comedian – Episode 28 appeared first on The ESO Network.

Today's guest is Jon Carr, the Artistic Director at Dad's Garage Theatre Company based in Atlanta, Georgia. The non-profit theatre company was founded by FSU graduates (go noles!) back in 1995. Since then they now bring in 30,000 people a year to their shows and classes with over 400 shows a year! In this episode, Jon and I discuss how his upbringing impacted much of his life up until his 30th birthday and how his “Yes Year” changed his life. Where to find out more about Dad's Garage: Website Twitter Instagram Facebook --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

And we're off! Tender Bloodsport pits playwright and son of travelling Christian clowns, Jon Carr against storyteller Maddie Fay in a literary battle of Fly versus FallJon Carr is winner of the 2018 Gene-Gabriel Moore Playwriting Award for his play "Black Nerd," which had its world premiere at Dad’s Garage Theatre Company in Atlanta. He works in Audience Development at the Alliance Theatre. He's on Twitter at @compaq10123Maddie Fay (@heymaddiefay) is an Atlanta-based storyteller/poet/playwright and is the host of “Then What” an open mic storytelling and live lit series.

Jon Carr is a writer, performer, and most importantly a storyteller who plies his trade at the renowned Dad’s Garage Theatre Company in Atlanta. His play, Black Nerd debuts on July 13th and will run through August 4th.   On this episode of the podcast Dave talks to Jon about the art of creating. From the root of his desire to create to the process itself, Jon shares the many different factors that led to his semi-autobiographical new play. Among the many topics covered are GI Joe, professional wrestling, and the current state of society.     Visit the Dad’s Garage website to get your tickets for Black Nerd now!   Listen in as Dave and Jon discuss inspiration, comedy, and what it takes to create!   Be sure to join the Needless Things Podcast Facebook Group and get in on the conversation for this week’s episode! Let us know what you think! “Procrastibate” by LeSexoflex.com  Interstitial music provided by The Mystery Men?    You can follow Phantom Troublemaker on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for all the latest on pop culture!

Welcome to Episode 015! This week we spend the show with actor, improv performer, puppeteer and over-all great guy, Lucky Yates. Join us as we talk about growing up in Detroit, living & working in Cherokee, NC, early acting roles, moving to Atlanta, his hit animated Fx series, Archer, H. Jon Benjamin’s jazz album, Dad’s Garage & Baconfest, new Ghostbusters, puppetry, working with legendary Muppet, Elmo, Steph’s encounter with David Koechner, and all the usual shit we talk about every week: The Venture Brothers, Daredevil (Season 2), House of Cards, The Walking Dead, the awfulness of social media, the internet killed decent conversation, and we wrap it all up into a neat bow with, Who Died? Lucky Yates: @LuckyYates Archer: http://www.fxnetworks.com/shows/archer/episodes Dad’s Garage Theatre Company: http://www.dadsgarage. [...]