Obligatory Blog

Training has been AMAZING. Agh! I’m learning so much it’s hard to keep up, I will post a nice juicy “things I’m learning” post tomorrow. But in the meantime, a few things of note in the past few days… 1. Eddie Izzard was, as expected, brilliant. He kicked off the gig by jumping into the crowd and running the entire length of the Hollywood Bowl, high-fiving folks all the way. As he caught his breath while taking to the stage again, he offered a word of advice: “If you’re ever

1. I sat next to a very large American woman and her very petite Aussie husband on the plane. Both were very friendly, lovely even, to the point where the woman would not stop talking to me. Not stop. Even when I did my best  “I’m watching my movie here and I’m really, really into it!” look. She was immune. Clearly I need to do some work on this much-neglected superpower. 2. I arrived to squeals of delight from my wonderful host Natasha (whom I met at last year’s Improv Maste

How long are you going for? 2 weeks! What exactly will you be doing while you’re there? I’m gonna be doing a tailor-made residency focusing on solo-improv, made up of a series of private coaching sessions in the day-times, checking out improv stuff at night! Who will you be doing it with? Two of my FAVOURITE people on Planet Earth. The first is Gary Austin. He founded The Groundlings (where the likes of Will Ferrell, Lisa Kudrow and many many more have come out of. Helen H

Adelaide was beyond amazing and already I’m gearing myself up for Melbourne Fringe Festival. AGH! So excited. After such a lovely run at the Cabaret Fringe (ooh, just realised I don’t think I’ve even posted my reviews on here. Everywhere else in cyberspace, but not on my dearly beloved blog! You can check em out here and here! SQUEE!) I am beyond on fire now to take it everywhere on planet earth that will have me. Here’s the flyer for Melbs, very very excitable! But first… LO