02:16
YES WHO: BUI—What has improv taught you about yourself?
01:34
YES WHO: BUI—What would you like people to know about improv?
02:20
YES WHO: BUI—What is something people should remember off stage?
01:23
YES WHO: BUI - Outtakes
02:03
YES WHO: BUI— Why does representation matter?
01:29
YES WHO: Annabelle Wright—What has improv taught you about yourself?
01:40
YES WHO: Annabelle Wright—If you could change one thing about the improv community?
01:59
YES WHO: Annabelle Wright—What could improv use more of?
01:57
YES WHO: Annabelle Wright—What do you need to consider that may not affect other people?
03:21
YES WHO: Annabelle Wright—What is the scariest part of improv?
08:31
YES WHO: Kelly Thomas, part 2/2
09:18
YES WHO: Kelly Thomas, part 1/2
06:17
YES WHO: Willow McCormick
11:05
YES WHO: Leann Johnson (pt. 2)
08:39
YES WHO: Leann Johnson (pt. 1)
03:07
YES WHO: Ndem Nkem
07:34
YES WHO: SJ Santa Cruz
05:33
YES WHO: Michael Buchanan
04:44
YES WHO: Ti Malik Coleman
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About
YES WHO: Voices in Diversity in Improv is a monthly series of self-directed interviews prioritizing BIPOC, Women and Genderqueer, LQBTQIA+, differently-abled, and/or economically disadvantaged individuals of all ages.
This project is dedicated to providing a platform for diverse artists to say what they want to who they want.
Featured interviewers select their own questions and are given the opportunity to review their video prior to it being published online, pending their approval.
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