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Natalie Palamides - Creating a one-woman show in front of an audience

Here I Made This

Release Date: 06/28/2018

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When Natalie Palamides creates a one-woman show, she doesn't write a script and instead fearlessly performs material in front of an audience as a "workshop" until it transforms into a completed piece. In our conversation we talk about her latest one-woman show "Nate", which you can currently see performed at the Lyric Hyperion and UCB theatre in Los Angeles, and at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August.

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When Natalie Palamides creates a one-woman show, she doesn't write a script and instead fearlessly performs material in front of an audience as a "workshop" until it transforms into a completed piece. Natalie's one-woman shows have been performed at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in Los Angeles and internationally at the Soho theatre in London, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in Australia, the Edinburgh Fringe, where she won the award for best comedy Newcomer. In our conversation we talk about her latest one-woman show "Nate", which you can currently see performed at the Lyric Hyperion and UCB theatre in Los Angeles, and at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August.