Colin Mochrie: It’s a Marathon, Not a Sprint
An award-winning comedian and one of the world’s leading improvisers, Colin Mochrie has spent the past four decades embracing unknown situations and finding new ways to push himself outside of his comfort zone – often in front of a live audience. Best known for his work on the popular improv comedy TV series, Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Mochrie has been performing to capacity crowds since the show took off in the late ‘90s. The early part of his career was slightly different – he’s spoken in the past about...
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