After 365, it’s time for the next installment of Drew’s Best Of, this time for 2011. For past years, check out 2008, 2009 and 2010. But let’s stop all this preamble and get on with it. Best Achievement – Publish a Book I think by now we all know that I give myself 10 goals every year. This year […]
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One of my goals for 2011 was to perform at least 100 times. I was able to meet and surpass that goal, finishing with 119 total performances. Here are some stats regarding the performances: 57% of shows were long-form improv, 42% were short-form improv and 1% were stand-up. 39% of the total shows were at
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One of my goals for 2011 was to have at least 50 new experiences here in NYC. They could be restaurants, bars, performances or an activity. I thoroughly enjoyed the challenge, so I didn’t just stop at 50, but made it all the way to 101. The full list of experiences, complete with ratings and
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I finished the year with 1,549 tweets all time, with around 300 tweets coming this year. Of those 300-ish tweets, here are my favorites from 2011. Best One-Liners Cereal for dinner? Life is good. A guy asked me if I wanted some free fish. I asked, “What’s the catch?” If you’re having router problems I
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Instructor: Armando DiazDate Taken: July 2011 The final class of the Magnet Improv Conservatory is a Team Performance Workshop. You get 6-weeks of classes and then 8-weeks of shows with the same team. The team-specific nature of the class didn’t lend itself to taking too many general improv notes, but there were a few gems
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