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Dave Grohl Keynote Speech SXSW 2013

March 20, 2013November 30, 2018

Every musician should watch this video. In fact, anybody with a dream should watch this. Very inspiring.

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Writer, improviser, and comedy nerd. Fan of the Oxford Comma. Freelance writer. View all posts by cristy

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I’ve been pretty bad about posting updates on social media so I’m just now sharing some Chicago pics. Honestly I don’t have too many because I was so busy looking around this beautiful city! This was my first time here, and I ate deep dish (I preferred Lou Malnati’s over Giordano’s in case you’re wondering) but I’m still a NY style🍕 kind of gal. I got good solo adventure time: I walked around Millennium Park, walked under the bean and then spent three hours at the Art Institute and only got reprimanded once (see video 😇). And I didn’t even get to see half of the museum! 😭 I definitely want to go again. I signed up for an architecture boat tour but a fire canceled departures from Navy Pier (where I spent way too much time) and had to find the other departure point. The hassle was worth it. I love history and art and cheesy jokes told by overqualified but entertaining tour guides (and I love hearing guffaws from tourists who have never heard such clever — ahem, obvious — jokes in their lives.) I spent a lot of time with friends too: We explored neighborhoods, walked around touristy areas, ate amazing food in Chinatown (MCCB Chicago 🤤), went to an apple festival, took the train to wrong places, and more. And let’s not forget the improv! The reason I even went. The Well-Made Play had two heartbreaking (in a good way) shows, probably the last for a while. It was nice to have Alan join us in his new town for both shows and adventures. I also took an AMAZING workshop with Sarah Marie and Cat that I totally hope they do again in Austin because I would definitely sign up! Overall the festival was a great way to meet new folks and reconnect with others here in Austin. I think we were like half the festival?🙃 Gah, this is super long already! I had a super fun time and can’t wait to go back with Zach. October is a beautiful time to go, and the weather was perfect while we were there, other than a downpour one evening. I’d like to thank Lindsey, Gabriela, and Tess for their help in making this trip happen. I wouldn’t have gone without their generosity and huge hearts. And of course, the Dramatic Improv Festival for inviting The Well-Made Play.

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