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Brian Clough

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  • Acting like a normal person
    I can’t see the audience, but I can hear them laughing. I’m saying stuff and they’re actually LAUGHING. How is this happening? Maybe if I’d written what I was saying I’d have scribbled it out. But I’m not in the audience’s position. I’m not looking at me saying shit. I have no idea how this…
  • Improv-ing My Life
    With Improv the most difficult thing you can be asked to do is be yourself. Which for me was the problem. At the start of my first workshop, surrounded by strangers, I looked at the exit. Should I just leave? I wasn’t sure I could do it.  What if I opened up and they didn’t…
  • A history of footballing mardiness
    As a kid I would get mardy about football. I would be called mardy. I would be told not to get so mardy. When I was upset or/and crying, invariably I’d be told I was just being mardy or ‘having a mard on’. But being accused of being mardy would only make me more mardy…

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