Inbal Lori's guest appearances

Inbal Lori

Impro Podcast Archives - Claudia Hoppe

The Nursery Podcast

Improvise Till You Make It!

Impropodden

Kevin Scott

Jonathan Pitts

Adal Rifai

Nick Armstrong

Joe Bill

Armando Diaz

Jill Bernard

Tara Defrancisco

Neil Mullarkey

Alex Berg

Justin Credible

Dan O'Connor

Liz Peters

Heather Urquhart

Vinny Francois

OwlTail

Inbal Lori is a graduate of Jerusalem Art High School (1994) and Nissan Nativ acting studio (2000). Since then she has been writing and acting for television and theater and has won prizes and scholarships for her acting and writing. In 2015 Inbal moved to Berlin and since then she has taught and performed all over the world in places like: USA, Canada, Australia, Colombia and Europe. Her performances include her solo show "Fragments of Life" and duo shows such as "CLICK" with Tim Orr (San Francisco), "The Lorilees" with Lee White (Canada), "The Fun Fatales" with Paula Galimberti (Spain) and "Playing with the Enemy" with Arab improviser Zaki Zikani. In Berlin she is working and coaching the groups  “Die Gorillas” and “ImproBerlin”. Me and Inbal talks about to challenge yourself, to just go, notice and then figure it out. About discovering instead of inventing and to setting up for failure. To create substance out of chaos, to be the writer, director, actor and improviser in the same time. About acting-technique and the scene as a three dimensional space. And about radical inclusion, avatars and to cash in the moments.  Read more about the acting class we are talking about HERE. 

<a href="https://inbalori.com/" rel="noopener noreferer nofollow" target="_blank">Inbal Lori</a> is a graduate of Jerusalem Art High School (1994) and Nissan Nativ acting studio (2000). Since then she has been writing and acting for television and theater and has won prizes and scholarships for her acting and writing. In 2015 Inbal moved to Berlin and since then she has taught and performed all over the world in places like: USA, Canada, Australia, Colombia and Europe. Her performances include her solo show "Fragments of Life" and duo shows such as "CLICK" with Tim Orr (San Francisco), "The Lorilees" with Lee White (Canada), "The Fun Fatales" with Paula Galimberti (Spain) and "Playing with the Enemy" with Arab improviser Zaki Zikani. In Berlin she is working and coaching the groups  “Die Gorillas” and “ImproBerlin”. Me and Inbal talks about to challenge yourself, to just go, notice and then figure it out. About discovering instead of inventing and to setting up for failure. To create substance out of chaos, to be the writer, director, actor and improviser in the same time. About acting-technique and the scene as a three dimensional space. And about radical inclusion, avatars and to cash in the moments.  Read more about the acting class we are talking about <a href="https://fb.me/e/3gbMNon1k" rel="noopener noreferer nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>.

Episode 12: Inbal Lori on Radical inclusion & acting

Inbal Lori, whose self-proclaimed very small head precludes her from wearing literal hats, nevertheless wears many metaphorical ones as an actress, writer, and improvisor. Like so many immigrants who settle here, her love affair with Berlin started as nothing more than a quick visit. She reveals some of the things that she loves most about this charged city before turning this podcast completely on its head in what is without a doubt our most dangerous episode yet.   In a very unexpected twist, Inbal blows our notion of safe spaces away, and instead speaks of the role, potentially the necessity, of outright danger in theatre, and it's power to move people to tears of joy, as well as sadness. In a dialogue as hilarious as it is explosive, we explore what it means to create a safe space, how to make sure people feel empowered to give it their all, and how to safely push the envelope to touch people while having them wriggling in their seats.    We crank the danger up several notches when we venture backstage on opening night to find a director who, after encouraging his lead actors to speak their minds, gets caught up in a form of self-expression which more closely resembles a hostage situation, and leave the notion of safe spaces far behind in the board meeting of a no-frills company down on its luck whose board members are being coaxed away from the ledges with the help of adorable bobbleheads.  And in case our listeners aren't on the edge of their seats by the end of our conversation, we wrap the show up with an electric and X-rated round of "Mind Meld," racing against the clock to finish the game before our recorder runs out of recording time.  Inbal's improv workshops for corporate teams and individuals, as well as theatre groups and actors of all levels, are designed to maximize creative development. When she's not busy creating safe spaces in which for her clients to learn, grow, and connect, she's on stages all across Berlin, as well as the whole of Europe. Check out her website, inballori.com, to find out more about her workshops, and where you can see her play next!  As always, thanks for listening, and be sure to follow us on instagram at @henriandblake for a sneak peek of the next episode of "Improvise Till You Make It!" and to keep posted on all the exciting ways we continue to spread the improv mindset.

Inbal Lori, whose self-proclaimed very small head precludes her from wearing literal hats, nevertheless wears many metaphorical ones as an actress, writer, and improvisor. Like so many immigrants who settle here, her love affair with Berlin started as nothing more than a quick visit. She reveals some of the things that she loves most about this charged city before turning this podcast completely on its head in what is without a doubt our most dangerous episode yet.   In a very unexpected twist, Inbal blows our notion of safe spaces away, and instead speaks of the role, potentially the necessity, of outright danger in theatre, and it's power to move people to tears of joy, as well as sadness. In a dialogue as hilarious as it is explosive, we explore what it means to create a safe space, how to make sure people feel empowered to give it their all, and how to safely push the envelope to touch people while having them wriggling in their seats.    We crank the danger up several notches when we venture backstage on opening night to find a director who, after encouraging his lead actors to speak their minds, gets caught up in a form of self-expression which more closely resembles a hostage situation, and leave the notion of safe spaces far behind in the board meeting of a no-frills company down on its luck whose board members are being coaxed away from the ledges with the help of adorable bobbleheads.  And in case our listeners aren't on the edge of their seats by the end of our conversation, we wrap the show up with an electric and X-rated round of "Mind Meld," racing against the clock to finish the game before our recorder runs out of recording time.  Inbal's improv workshops for corporate teams and individuals, as well as theatre groups and actors of all levels, are designed to maximize creative development. When she's not busy creating safe spaces in which for her clients to learn, grow, and connect, she's on stages all across Berlin, as well as the whole of Europe. Check out her website, <a href="https://inbalori.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">inballori.com</a>, to find out more about her workshops, and where you can see her play next! As always, thanks for listening, and be sure to follow us on instagram at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/henriandblake/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@henriandblake</a> for a sneak peek of the next episode of "Improvise Till You Make It!" and to keep posted on all the exciting ways we continue to spread the improv mindset.

#6: Create a Safe Space with Inbal Lori

Inbal Lori teaches an performs in Israel and around Europe. We grabbed her at the Finland International Improvisation festival and talked about theatre, PTSD and improvisation.

#4 - Fiif Special: Inbal Lori