Patti Stiles on Unblocking & Empowering Actors
Patti Stiles is an actor, improviser, director, instructor, playwright, and co-Artistic Director of Impro Melbourne, Australia. She trained under Keith Johnstone as a Loose Moose Theatre Company member and is now one of the most sought after experts on Johnstone’s impro system of training (as Deborah Frances-White points out in her interview!). In this episode, Patti shares how Keith works as a teacher, director, and playwright. She also articulates what separates Johnstone-trained improvisers from others and, most importantly, how Keith masterfully and gently applies systematic desensitization-type tools to help student improvisers overcome their fears on stage.

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Our Play by Patti Stiles & Joe Bill - Mt Olymprov Festival 2017

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Don’t Do Your Best | Keith Johnstone | TEDxYYC

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75. Jack O'Brien's I Wanna Be Like You! - I Wanna Be Like You with Elbi Cespedes!

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The Best Writers In The World Use This Process To Structure Their Stories - Corey Mandell

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Keith Johnstone on emotional sounds & authentic acting (Part 7 of 20)

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Patti Stiles - Improvise Freely

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Writing Advice Every Writer Should Hear (Anne Lamott Interview)

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She’s 12. She Sings Aretha Franklin… Until Simon TELLS Her to Do It Acapella! 😳

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Keith Johnstone at The Court Theatre, Christchurch

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Manc to the Future: Private Eye dissects Andy Burnham's first major speech

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17: Stop Worrying, Start Playing - The Art of Improvisation with Patti Stiles

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Our Play: Joe Bill and Patti Stiles

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Keith Johnstone on saying "Yes, and" (Part 18 of 20)

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The Daily Show Celebrates 250 Years of America, and Maybe 250 More? | The Daily Show

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🎭 How Actors Learn To BELIEVE - Not Pretend!

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Harvard Professor Explains The Rules of Writing — Steven Pinker

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You Know This Song (but the Orchestra Doesn’t) | Jacob Collier & VSO School of Music Orchestra | TED

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Sondheim Re-Watches Elaine Stritch Battle “The Ladies Who Lunch” | ORIGINAL CAST ALBUM: “COMPANY”

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To be or not to be ....Stephen Fry on Hamlet's most famous speech and Shakespeare's genius

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