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More pictures have trickled into our photo pool over at flickr:
We're also three shows into our run of ShamWagon and starting to hit our stride, even though it's improvised comedy and each show is a fresh start: a fresh drop off a high building with only one word suggestions for comfort.
That claim - know to improv fans as the Universal Declaration of Not Our Fault - is the good and bad news of disposable theatre. Our less-than-glittering shows disappear without trace, but so do the ones which (if repeated) would change the course of all human culture and lead to a new glorious age of comic enlightenment.
Our first shows in the Pleasance Below have modest but well-formed audiences of thirty-something: they laughed, they cried, they questioned our moral fibre and - most importantly - they didn't ask for their money back. If that isn't some measure of success, we're not sure what is.
Week 1 rule: Flier. Must flier more than ever before.
We're also three shows into our run of ShamWagon and starting to hit our stride, even though it's improvised comedy and each show is a fresh start: a fresh drop off a high building with only one word suggestions for comfort.
That claim - know to improv fans as the Universal Declaration of Not Our Fault - is the good and bad news of disposable theatre. Our less-than-glittering shows disappear without trace, but so do the ones which (if repeated) would change the course of all human culture and lead to a new glorious age of comic enlightenment.
Our first shows in the Pleasance Below have modest but well-formed audiences of thirty-something: they laughed, they cried, they questioned our moral fibre and - most importantly - they didn't ask for their money back. If that isn't some measure of success, we're not sure what is.
Week 1 rule: Flier. Must flier more than ever before.
posted by Steve on Saturday, August 05, 2006
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