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{{Infobox Performer
{{Infobox Performer
|Name = Kayla Lane Freeman
|Name = Kayla Lane Freeman
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|Picture = kaylalane.png
|Years = 2011-Present
|Years = 2011-2013
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==History==
==History==
Kayla will appear in [[The 44-Hour Improv Marathon]] as a core cast member.
Kayla appeared in [[The 44-Hour Improv Marathon]] as a core cast member.
 
In 2013, she moved away to Chicago.
 
A post from her about the first improv show she ever saw:<blockquote><p>My sister and I were in love with ''Whose Line'' when we were little kids. Then when I was a teenager, I performed in a yearly shortform show at my high school my junior and senior years. I'm pretty sure it was horrible and blue and stupid, but I had so much fun.</p>
 
<p>The first live improv show I *saw* was a Harold at UCB when I was interning in NYC in summer 2010. I thought it was really groovy and I liked all the organic group game stuff. It looked really fun, and I believed it was something I could learn to do and would enjoy. But I put it on my "someday" list.</p>
 
<p>Then, I came back to Austin a few months later. I went to a [[Pgraph]] show with my friend who had free tickets because she was taking an improv class. The show stuck in my mind because I'd never seen an improvised narrative, and I certainly had never seen any dramatic improv. It was their Eris format and [[Roy Janik|Roy]]'s character died or disappeared in space or something. I hate sci-fi, but I loved that show because it wasn't really about sci-fi at all; it was about people and feelings.</p> </blockquote>


==Troupes==
==Troupes==
* [[Dance Card]]
* [[The Nesting Dolls]]
* [[Nice Save]]
* [[Royston]]
* [[Royston]]
* [[The Nesting Dolls]]
* [[Sugarbakers]]
* [[Sugarbakers]]
* [[Dance Card]]
* [[Nice Save]]


==Shows==
==Shows==
* ''[[Stool Pigeon]]''
* ''[[Austin Secrets]]''
* ''[[Austin Secrets]]''
* ''[[Blood, Sweat, and Cheers]]'' (Chrissy McCarthy)
* ''[[Pocketful of Posies]]''
* ''[[Pocketful of Posies]]''
* ''[[Spirited]]''
* ''[[Spirited]]''
* ''[[Stool Pigeon]]''
* ''[[The Suitcase]]''
* ''[[The Suitcase]]''


==More Information==
==More Information==
* [http://forum.austinimprov.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=11684 Her self-introduction thread] on [[The AIC Forum]].
* [http://forum.austinimprov.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=11684 Her self-introduction thread] on [[The AIC Forum]].
* [http://yesandrew.com/2013/07/05/in-praise-of-kayla-lane-freeman/ "In Praise Of..." post] by [[Karen Jane DeWitt]].
* [http://www.hideouttheatre.com/marathon-musings-before-leaving-austin A post bidding farewell to Austin] from the Hideout blog.


[[Category:Performers|Freeman]]
[[Category:Performers|Freeman]]

Latest revision as of 10:48, 18 February 2016


Kayla Lane Freeman

Kaylalane.png

Primary Theater None
Years Active 2011-2013

Kayla Lane Freeman is an improv performer.

History

Kayla appeared in The 44-Hour Improv Marathon as a core cast member.

In 2013, she moved away to Chicago.

A post from her about the first improv show she ever saw:

My sister and I were in love with Whose Line when we were little kids. Then when I was a teenager, I performed in a yearly shortform show at my high school my junior and senior years. I'm pretty sure it was horrible and blue and stupid, but I had so much fun.

The first live improv show I *saw* was a Harold at UCB when I was interning in NYC in summer 2010. I thought it was really groovy and I liked all the organic group game stuff. It looked really fun, and I believed it was something I could learn to do and would enjoy. But I put it on my "someday" list.

Then, I came back to Austin a few months later. I went to a Pgraph show with my friend who had free tickets because she was taking an improv class. The show stuck in my mind because I'd never seen an improvised narrative, and I certainly had never seen any dramatic improv. It was their Eris format and Roy's character died or disappeared in space or something. I hate sci-fi, but I loved that show because it wasn't really about sci-fi at all; it was about people and feelings.

Troupes

Shows

More Information