AndAlso: A Podcast

Heather and Jules explore the importance of team dynamics in improv, discussing how trust, communication, and collaboration shape successful performances. They share tips for fostering a positive and creative group environment.

In this episode, Heather is joined by performer and facilitator Tina Marie Serra to explore what it means to "hold the room" in improv. They discuss presence, leadership, and how to create a supportive, focused environment—on stage and off. A thoughtful conversation about confidence, care, and the energy we bring into a space.

In this episode, Heather and Jules talk about the value of slowing down in improv. They explore how taking your time can lead to richer scenes, stronger relationships, and more meaningful choices. From battling the fear of silence to trusting your instincts, this is a thoughtful look at why less really can be more on stage.

In this joyful episode, Heather is joined by the brilliant Men With Coconuts to talk all things silliness in improv. They dive into how embracing play, absurdity, and joy can lead to surprisingly rich scenes and deeper audience connection. Expect laughs, insights, and a celebration of not taking yourself too seriously.

Heather and Jules tackle a surprisingly tricky topic: rehearsing improv. They discuss why practice matters, how to keep it playful, and what kinds of exercises or approaches help improvisers grow without losing spontaneity. Whether you're part of a team or flying solo, this episode offers useful tips for making your practice more purposeful and fun.

In this episode, Heather chats with Adam Meggido (Co-Creator of Showstopper! The Musical) about the concept of status in improv. They break down how status shapes relationships on stage, affects scene dynamics, and can be a powerful tool for storytelling and comedy. A practical guide to recognising and playing with status in your performances.

In the first episode of AndAlso: A Podcast, Heather and Jules dive into the world of improv genres, exploring the joys and challenges that come with playing in different styles. From heightened reality to absurd comedy, they discuss how genre shapes scenes, influences choices, and opens up new creative possibilities.