The Time Machine

[phlounderphil]

Who wants to play in the Time Machine.

I'd love some hilariously knowledgeable history buffs/buffettes to join me for a highly entertaining Blank Show next Saturday night called the Time Machine.

That's all I can tell you.

It involves time. Science. and Improv.

That's all.

Respond here or PM or email me please.
-Phil

[DollarBill]

Dammit Phil! I'll be in freakin Arkansas. Oh, well. Better off with out me. The only history I can currently remember is what I learned in the presentation of "THE SPIRIT OF TEXAS" at that new museum. And all I remember from that is that the mist they fire at you during the hurricane bit is way too cold. Oh yeah, and also that Texas is the best.

[phlounderphil]

Alright, if no one steps up to help out with this show, I'm going to have to advertise it as a You Me & Greg show and bring in a gigantic audience and you'll be missing out on an awesome show.

Do you really want that to happen?

[kaci_beeler]

I think I might be able to play...

[Miggy]

I'm a low-level history buff and would be willing to play. Do you meet before hand to rehearse this 'time machine' format you speak of? If so, when?

[phlounderphil]

I'd rather it be a bit of a surprise exactly what I'm planning on doing. We'll probably warm-up briefly before the show.

Nothing will be too difficult, it'll just be some scenework infused with a few twists.

[Brian Boyko]

Maybe if I can make rehearsal.

-- Brian

[acrouch]

Phil, I'll play in this.

[phlounderphil]

thanks to all who played. It was a very fun show, however weird, and the audience seemed to really enjoy a lot of it.

Big thanks to Gene who graciously did lgihts (very well) and Brian Boyko who did sound.

More people should play blank shows in the future. Come on people!