After the Halloween Black Vault a fellow improviser who also does film stuff said, "That was professional level acting."
It is very difficult for me to agree with, but I definitely appreciate the compliment.
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madeline wrote:i average 40, and like, a billion grains?
shando wrote:Slightly outside of improv, but here's one I got this weekend that totally made my day--"If we can't manage to get someone better than Shannon, let's just get Shannon."
happywaffle wrote:shando wrote:Slightly outside of improv, but here's one I got this weekend that totally made my day--"If we can't manage to get someone better than Shannon, let's just get Shannon."
(Mind you, this statement also works if you're completely incompetent.)
madeline wrote:i average 40, and like, a billion grains?
Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell wrote:just got this one last week...
"Even when you fail, it works!"
i want this to be my motto.
The teams were okay ... the house was, what, like half or 2/3 full? It was Just Another Iteration of A Semi-Weekly Show, y'know? BUT:
Dude, you did your job as host as if the Derby was The Tonight Show and you were guesting in for Johnny Carson on national TV, as if you were passionate about nothing so much as making sure the audience was having an enjoyable time right there & then, that the performers were encouraged to do their best & keep things moving smoothly.
Seriously ~ For what it's worth to hear … your energy & commitment, man, you brought the PROFESSIONALISM & I still think about that night. You bring good things to this town.
Brad Hawkins wrote:I got a compliment in my inbox a couple weeks ago... I thought I wouldn't post it here because, as anyone who knows me knows, I'm much better at self-deprecation than self-promotion, but this thread is here and everyone's sharing such awesome compliments and I was feeling left out.
From an individual in the local arts scene who saw me direct the Derby once:The teams were okay ... the house was, what, like half or 2/3 full? It was Just Another Iteration of A Semi-Weekly Show, y'know? BUT:
Dude, you did your job as host as if the Derby was The Tonight Show and you were guesting in for Johnny Carson on national TV, as if you were passionate about nothing so much as making sure the audience was having an enjoyable time right there & then, that the performers were encouraged to do their best & keep things moving smoothly.
Seriously ~ For what it's worth to hear … your energy & commitment, man, you brought the PROFESSIONALISM & I still think about that night. You bring good things to this town.
That really made my -- well, period between getting this and now, really.
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