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  <title>Paola Coletto: Physical Theater (Clown &amp;amp; Mime) for Improvisers and Stand Ups</title>
  <description>One of my favorite improv teachers,&amp;amp;nbsp;Jet Eveleth, led me to&amp;amp;nbsp;Paola Coletto. When I interviewed Jet, several times she brought up the study of clown and its effect on improv, and when I asked Jet for more, she recommended I speak to Paola, her physical theater teacher. Of course, clown is not the circus thing- it's something much deeper and more rewarding for improvisers, and even stand up comedians. I am hoping I can get up to do some&amp;amp;nbsp;classes with her&amp;amp;nbsp;in the next year.This interview, truly, has some of the most out-of-the-box and impactful content we've seen! We talk about red nose, neutral mask, embodying animals, vulnerability and mime.&amp;amp;nbsp;
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