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coming back to this over a decade and a half perhaps later. L-O-L to this day, especially seeing him BACK hahaha, he might have points about Biden but I just keep coming BACK HERE. True conservatives would NEVER agree to this, yes, even for money or OFFICE. NO TRUE conservative would STOOP to this, their arrogance, intolerance, ego, heightened sense of morality, how things SHOULD be.

Please, create english subtitles because I am not american. The automatic subtitles are weird.

This is good stuff why are there only 4 likes on this???

Pardon my ignorance, but could someone identify the actors who appeared in the video?

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"magical"

Love this video. It touches on what came out of AIN Paris for me.

So... no part 2?

Theatre Homework lol

Happy Birthday Viola!

Jason Equitz- period- 7 viola shows that we are able to communicate with talking, therefor we use body motion in a way to interact with others on stage or any theater situation. This helps in showing improv motions and expecting what's happening in the scenario. viola has taught a very important skill on how you show react with improv in any situation by using your body language.

Shalom W. Theater 1 period 7- Viola changed the world of teaching theater by making people feel more than just saying lines. People weren't just thinking about what they were saying but also what they were doing physically that conveyed their character. She was able to bring people out of reality and into a character or emotion through her theatre games.

Olivia Silao, Theater 1, period 7. Viola Spolin taught students to teach themselves the game without her instructions so it forces the student to focus on the game.

This is Colin Feldmeth. Drama period 7. Viola taught people with improv rather than doing just a regular play. She valued improv so much and wants everybody to learn this skill. Instead of improving acting skills by doing plays or movies, she used improv to improve peoples' skills.

Sean griffin- theater 1 period 7: Viola used her theater games to change to change people's view on theater

Billy Sun- Theater1 period4: viola designed the theater game that leads to a unknown answer. So that actor can express their self anyway. This theater is very creative and it practice actors creativity.

Tiffany G- Theater 1: Viola Spolin contributed theater games that changed the way of theater from just knowing lines and improving a scene. She made the kids go deeper into acting and experience not knowing what would happen next.

Thank you for watching, Gary. This is a passion project and we are doing the best we can to bring you these stories on an extremely limited budget. Hope you enjoyed it.

Thanks Steve! There is more coming!

Does anyone every use an actual microphone? This important story with they wonderful people all shot off a cheap camera mic. Hire a professional. Damn!

Nice. This is looking good, guys! MORE!!!!!

"The theater is a church and in it we must worship God." Amen.

Viola must have been such a profound human being.

become a standup.

Thank you, Keith, we appreciate it!

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Thanks Steve!

Love it, guys! Great stuff!

-3 from Door County.

LOVE this. Great job Joel and Marc!

I'm so grateful for this project in its entirety... Thank you so much for this.

This documentary wouldn't have been possible without you, Gary. Thank you!

Thank you, Sparky! We're very fortunate to have had so many great "Improv Legends" join us for interviews, to help share Viola's amazing work.

Great job, Joel and Marc! This is a fantastic way to share the wonder of Viola with a wider audience. --Sparky

Joel and Marc, Well done! Thank you for capturing so much of what Viola was about.

Thanks Dave- you'll be seeing yourself in some of these shortly! :)

Love it, right to the end!! Love that last beat!

So excited!!!

Looks fantastic.

great! a can´t wait for it!

This is awesome!

YES Fred Willard and Brad Sherwood EPIC legends of my childhood and still epic today!