last two weeks of Improvised Shakespeare

[acrouch]

We've got two more performances this Saturday and next at 8:00pm. It would be a huge honor if some of you guys came out to see it. We've had a few improvisers check it out over the run, but this has been one of the most rewarding shows I've done in a long time, and it would mean a lot to me if people went out of their way to catch it.

[KathyRose]

will be there, m'lord.

[austinflower]

It has been my sincere pleasure and I have been greatly honored to perform in this show. The experience has been one of the most supportive, challenging and creative ones of my life. Together we have created worlds of poetry, that traverse great stories, to surprise even us. The beauty and chaos that I have seen in the faces of my fellow players is rivaled only by the thread that links us all to the stories of old and draws out the stories within us all.

If you haven't seen our show yet, I encourage you all to come see the final performance of Improv Shakespeare, Saturday March 28, 8 pm, at The Hideout. I promise you won't be disappointed. And I assure that the show will be neither too polished nor too sloppy.

Before I go I would like to thank everyone whose been involved with this show. We are so lucky to have had this opportunity. Thank you so much. You are all wonderful, precious gifts.

Parting is such sweet sorrow,That I should say goodbye till it be morrow,
Audrey

[improvstitute]

I hope you guys have been recording your shows????!!!!!?????

[sara farr]

Whoop!

That was a great show and a great note on which to end the Shakespeare run. How awesome that you guys got that show on film.

Three cheers for (improvised) Shakespeare!!

Hip-hip-hurrah!
Hip-hip-hurrah!
Hip-hip-hurrah!