r/improv • u/AutoModerator • 6d ago

r/improv, what did you love?

This thread is about that things have you seen recently that you loved. Did you see a show last weekend that was awesome? Did your teacher give you a note that hit you exactly the right way? Did a teammate do a cross in your scene that made the game super clear? Post about those things here!

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u/Larryville-Landhound 5d ago

We practiced walk-ons in class by doing a bunch of scenes set up to obviously 'need' walk-ons, like announcers at some kind of competition or sports announcers describing players, and it was so much fun having a bunch of people involved in a scene (versus the usual 2), but also learning how to get the extra people 'out' again before it becomes a 3 person scene. It made me think that this would be a really fun way to think about offers in the future and consider scenes where walk-ons would be highly encouraged.