Homes Room With an Improv Artist
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Summary
In this Episode Homes sits down with Boss Babe Jessa Wiles who shares her journey into comedy, from improv to sketch, and standup comedy. She expresses the importance of community in the space of comedy but more importantly life. In her experience the key is authenticity and perseverance in the art of humor world. They also touch on the world of comedy for women and non-binary people in the Kansas City area and places that have safe and encouraging classes to learn and grow.
Key topics
- Journey into comedy: improv, sketch, stand-up
- The role of community and support in comedy
- Overcoming imposter syndrome and self-doubt
- The importance of authenticity and humor style
- Balancing vulnerability and performance
- Opportunities for women and non-binary people in comedy
- The impact of local arts scenes in Kansas City
- Lessons from roller derby and performance
Keywords: comedy, improv, sketch, Kansas City, boss babe, women in comedy, mental health, performance, storytelling, humor
Links
The Bird Comedy Theater
Improv Springboard
https://www.facebook.com/kcimprovspringboard
KC Comedy Hub
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560727805387#
Reckless Intent
https://www.instagram.com/reckless.intent/
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