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The Improv Scotland Podcast is – quite simply – a podcast to promote improv in Scotland. Every fortnight, Mark Craig will gather a few talented Scotland-based improvisers and play silly games and perform made-up scenes in the vicinity of a microphone. These will then be presented to you for your listening pleasure!
Showing posts with label Sam Irving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sam Irving. Show all posts

Wednesday, 16 July 2014

11 - King Raccoon



Praise be to Wall! In this episode Mark Craig can barely control the hilarious antics of Pint and a Half - the duo made up of Sam Irving and Will Naameh - as they perform silly made-up scenes and push the boundaries of what is considered comically decent! Listen in wonder as they delve into the seedy rivalries of lycanthrope soap-stars, remark on the prominence of facial hair in Greek mythology and discover the real reason George R. R. Martin is taking so long to finish the Song of Ice and Fire series!

Wednesday, 2 July 2014

10 - Drowned Charizard


Another bonus episode made up of unused gold from previous recordings this week as Mark Craig is joined by countless improvisers for fun and games around a microphone! The Queen wins an Emmy and then gets lost at a doctor's, we have yet another mention of three time Oscar-winner Daniel Day-Lewis and we finish on a frankly obscene game set in a Debenhams!

Wednesday, 23 April 2014

5 - Hot Soapy Bath


 It's a special episode of the Improv Scotland Podcast this week, comprising of unheard scenes and games from previous shows and a 'pilot' recording we did before the first episode! The same kinds of silliness abound, though, as yet another Oscar winner is mentioned, we learn the origins of the Italian Batman and I inexplicably turn into a robot!

Wednesday, 12 March 2014

2 - Ethical Pickle



In this episode of the Improv Scotland Podcast Mark Craig is joined by Paul Connolly, Amy Currie and Sam Irving in a DIFFERENT echo-y room where they improvise around a microphone and laugh an awful lot! They say "Qapla'" to some Klingons, swear in Australian accents and then sing a hearty song about dismembering starfish!