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At this point, I for one am going to be thoroughly disappointed if there is no Dr. Clobber in the name.
This is a binding contract that allows me to use Dr. Clobber in the title of my one woman show about the happy lives of peanuts, assuming it is not already procured by said student troupe thereof, forthwith and ergo sum.
This is a binding contract that allows me to use Dr. Clobber in the title of my one woman show about the happy lives of peanuts, assuming it is not already procured by said student troupe thereof, forthwith and ergo sum.
There's been too much build up. At this point they can call themselves improv troupe x and I'll be satisfied.
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*coughcoughhewasoriginallyagainstthisnamecoughcough*bradisntclever wrote:If this is true, you've automatically become my favorite member.Lants wrote:MIDNIGHT SOCIETY
Yep. We're Midnight Society. Society of Midnight. A collective of 12:00 A.M. types. The nocturnal group of people of the start of the new day.
Catchy, no?
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I like it. Are you guys going to be telling ghost stories? Or are you just afraid of the dark?Lants wrote:MIDNIGHT SOCIETY
PGraph plays every Thursday at 8pm! https://www.hideouttheatre.com/shows/pgraph/
see, I never saw that show and had no idea about this connection until after we voted the name in.Roy Janik wrote:Are you guys going to be telling ghost stories? Or are you just afraid of the dark?
I was very against a pop-culture reference and still insist this is a coincidence and we are NOT named after "the midnight society" that was featured on that television show.
besides, it's midnight SOCIETY, not MIDNIGHT society
I've never heard of Midnight Society outside of the Troupe-Formerly-Known-as-The-New-Troupe so it's completely unique.
Now, for the rest of us, we have to decide on what we are going to ACTUALLY call them. I vote for "MS".
[see you on the 'context wars' thread]
Now, for the rest of us, we have to decide on what we are going to ACTUALLY call them. I vote for "MS".
[see you on the 'context wars' thread]
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If you ever want to tell ghost stories, here is a great format created by my friend Randy Dixon in Seattle:Roy Janik wrote:I like it. Are you guys going to be telling ghost stories? Or are you just afraid of the dark?Lants wrote:MIDNIGHT SOCIETY
Campfire
Original fictional stories are created based on elements of the audience’s actual experiences with unexplained phenomena. The audience shares experiences with ghosts, coincidence, synchronicity, UFOs, strange people and creatures, recurring dreams or nightmares, curses, voodoo, or any other strange circumstance from your life. Unexpected Productions
The story created is generated equally in the words of the teller and the mind of the audience. The structure is very simple. You get all of the audience experiences before the thing begins. Then the cast takes it place around the campfire. They play a simple scene establishing the world of the campers. Once this is done, they launch into narrated stories where they all play parts. The story switches back and forth between the campfire and the story.
Between each whole story there is a segment back at the campfire. So the structure for the whole thing looked like this:
Campfire/Story 1/Campfire/Story 2/Campfire/Story 3/Campfire/Story 4/Campfire
The stories were not just retellings of the audience member’s experience. Rather, the stories try to incorporate all of the experience in some other way by either providing a an explanation of the event, or by providing the background for the event.
Usually, there is also a tie in at the end. One element of one of the stories comes back in the last camping scene thus providing an “O. Henryâ€
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Sorry, I didn't mean to give you shit. I like the name, and I didn't know the reference either until I googled for the name to see what turned up. I suspect most people won't, either.Lants wrote:still insist this is a coincidence and we are NOT named after "the midnight society" that was featured on that television show.
PGraph plays every Thursday at 8pm! https://www.hideouttheatre.com/shows/pgraph/
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