One Night Only Podcast With Miles Stroth: Recent Episodes
Miles Stroth
Miles Stroth invites a guest from the acting/improv world every Wednesday for an interview recorded live at The Pack Theater in Hollywood, California.
David Escobedo joined Miles for a chat about improv and a two man set for One Night Only!
The wonderful Dominique Johnson joined Miles for One Night Only!
The suggestion for the set was "Wimbledon"
Sunah Bilsted joined Miles Stroth for One Night Only!
Recorded Live at The Pack Theater
Tommy Bechtold joined Miles Stroth for One Night Only!
Recorded Live at The Pack Theater.
Dwayne Colbert is an improviser, actor, writer and director from Los Angeles. He was a writer for Nickelodeon, and has toured with Second City. He’s appeared on Silicon Valley, The Mindy Project, and in numerous commercials. Dwayne writes, performs and directs sketch and improv at theaters throughout the Los Angeles area.
Miles was out sick this week but we were lucky enough to Mark David Christenson and Jonny Svarzbein take over for him!
This week, Alex Fernie and I will discuss all the ways in which Heather Anne Campbell is wrong. Then we will do a set, probably also about how Heather is wrong.
So much god damn fun tonight! Thanks you Pete Gardner and Matthew Gardner for coming out to play in the Podcast & Set. Pete is a legend and Matt is so good already I want to puke. Can't wait to do more! We are all the new meat in the graveyard of the dead. Wonderful!
Miles sits down with friend and legendary improvisor, Bob Dassie for an equally legendary interview and improvisation set.
Miles Stroth welcomes the amazing Amrita Dhaliwal on the podcast for an interesting talk about "masks" and a jovial improv set.
So much fun talking and playing with Mike Coen tonight. I met Mike about 15 years ago, he was good then, he is even better now. Interesting talk, super fun set! Mike, you never need to "try" again!
Thanks again for coming out! I had a great time all around!
Bill Binder surprised me tonight in the Podcast&Set. The set was an absolute blast, but lets set that aside. This mans approach to the entire process of long form improvisation, art, community, life, from how he began to how he continues, is one of the most beautiful I have ever encountered. Thanks for tonight, Bill. Now go and continue to surprise the world!
"Jason E Kelley just fucking nailed it tonight in the Podcast&Set at The Pack.This man is pro-level across the board. IMHO he carried the night. Just a real pleasure. Told me its been awhile for him, but ain't nothing wrong with that game. Jason! Thanks again for coming out! We talked, we played, we sang!"
I had the pleasure of meeting, chatting and playing with Sergio Cilli tonight in the Podcast & Set at The Pack Theater. He has a 5 month old baby and had no business being out tonight. Fun talk and fun set! Thanks again for coming out, Sergio! Now sleep for 2 hours.
Xchel Hernandez-Zendejas came out for the Podcast & Set tonight. I vaguely remembered him from workshops I had taught 5-10 years ago. What I saw tonight was not what I saw then. Xchel, you can flat out play. Never doubt that. Your commitment to this endless process is inspiring. In every moment I shared with you tonight you were spot fucking on. I had a blast. Also, we made the poop olympics work! Lets never do that again. Thanks again for coming out!
The HawkinStroth has risen! Had a blast tonight playing with Jeff Hawkins in the Podcast&Set! Great and sincere conversation too. I tried to end the set nice, but Jeff wasn't having it. Nicely played, sir.
Way too much fun with Kelly Vrooman tonight. We chatted, we sang and then she killed a lot of people in our set. Wonderful. Thanks again for coming out, Lauren! I mean Kelly! #thankyousambrown
Mark Beltzman, a member of the first modern Harold team ever, Barron's Barracudas, came out for the Podcast&Set tonight. It was an honor. Not unlike in the Podcast, I am at a loss for words. He was there at what I consider to be the very fucking beginning. That's just cool. Thanks again for coming out, Mark! It was a real pleasure.
Diona Reasonover and Patricia Villetto came out for the Podcast&Set last night. I was pretty sick and these two definitely lifted my spirit. Such fun! So, Diona, you did in fact take care of me. Thanks again for coming out! I can't believe there is such a thing as an Ozzi Osbourne carnie.
"I had the pleasure of meeting, chatting and playing with Aliza Pearl. Thanks again for coming out, Aliza! I hope you had as much fun as I did.:)"
Kevin Dorff. The improviser's improviser. Another legend that I aspired to play like, came out for the podcast and set tonight. A lesson I have taught for years, that you are enough, I wound up crying saying to him because I realized that he was part of me realizing the truth in that and that it connected us in a way that I had not seen. The conversation, the set, the night was just great. Mitch last week, Kevin this week...I have to say, it's really fucking fun playing with your heroes.
"Got to play with one of my improv heroes tonight, Mr. Mitch Rouse. I was nervous from the moment he showed up until he left. I talked too much at the beginning of the podcast and then shut up a lot because I just wanted to hear him speak. The set was effortless, unique and peppered with trust rewarded. Thanks again for coming out, Mitch! What can I say, I'm still a thirteen year old fan."
This week's guest is writer, producer, actor Stacy Rumaker!
"Such fun with Stacy Rumaker tonight. We will definitely go to prom in 6 years. Thanks so much for podcasting and playing tonight!"
This week Miles sits down with writer/actor Carl Tart (Comedy Bang Bang, Girl Meets World, White Women).
Miles sat down with Charley Desrochers and Marianne Smith for our very first couple on the podcast!
Miles sits down with Abraham Benrubi (ER, The Finest Hours) for this week's podcast and set!
This week, Miles welcomes actor, writer, director, and improvisor Nick Armstrong to the podcast! Stay tuned after the interview for a recording of Nick and Miles' longform improv set!
This week, Miles embraces the spirit of "the show must go on" and interviews current workshop student Paul Cain!
This week's episode Miles talks to writer, actor, comedian Heather Anne Campbell (set included!)
This week, Miles sits down with fellow Chicagoan actor/improvisor Shaun Landry for an interview.
Miles Stroth interviews Paul Vaillancourt of Man vs. Movie, Beer Shark Mice, and author of The Triangle of the Scene.
Miles Stroth invited two of the improvisation teachers at MSW, Brian James O'Connell and Emily Candini for the first episode of Pack Improv with Miles Stroth. They get into what improv means to them, how it has impacted their life, and who's more "right" - Emily or Brian and Miles.