Dave Lawrence

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Dave Lawrence | Photo: Courtesy of Village Brewery

Dave Lawrence

Not being afraid to suck, improv breaks down walls beyond the stage

By: Village Brewery

For local actor, writer, director, and producer, the best thing in the world is improvising.

Dave Kelly talks to Dave Lawrence about his Fubar legacy, Calgary’s own Loose Moose Theatre Company, and Sundance Film Festival this week on Village Radio.

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