Improvised Golden Age Radio
Improvised Golden Age Radio
Podcast Description
Improvised Golden Age Radio is broadcasting now!Veterans of Chicago’s best improv shows like Baby Wants Candy, Improvised Shakespeare Company, Hitch Cocktails and more bring you an hour of hilarious long form improv! Playing with inspiration from the Swinging 30s, 40s and 50s, these cool cats will have you in stitches with a small twist on the long form improv Chicago is famous for.
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The podcast focuses on various improvisational storylines often inspired by historical settings and genres, including episodes like 'The Crew on the Cruise' where characters navigate hijinks at sea and 'The Mayor's Gone Missing', which takes listeners through a comedic mystery. The show highlights the art of long-form improv and often incorporates musical soundscapes and audience interaction.
Improvised Golden Age Radio is broadcasting now!
Veterans of Chicago’s best improv shows like Baby Wants Candy, Improvised Shakespeare Company, Hitch Cocktails and more bring you an hour of hilarious long form improv!
Playing with inspiration from the Swinging 30s, 40s and 50s, these cool cats will have you in stitches with a small twist on the long form improv Chicago is famous for.
Two mischievous visitors are blown into town… and right out to sea!
Join Philip Amler, Shelby Burton, Joe Hartenstine, Eric Pedersen, Ashley Whitehurst, Ben Vigeant, Katlin Schneider (Foley), Ed Zak (Digital Soundscape) and Chuck Cotterman as your announcer. Recorded live in front of an audience at Donny's Skybox Theater at Second City on 7/3/25
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