Let go and laugh ...with LYRIX presented to you by Tight!
"Excites The Imagination And Brings Comedic Satisfaction To A Wide Range Of Ages And Levels Of Sobriety...witty, Colorful And Laughable Characters... Interesting Plot Lines That Often Pushed The Boundaries Of Reality...Not to be missed this summer!"
- Alexis Kanter, The DAILY TEXAN
"A Really Cool Set. Tight lives up to its name.
-Jed Resnik, Entertainment Weakly
LYRIX!
An improvised show with Live Music,
Songs based on an audience suggestion,
scenes based on songs, songs based on scenes...you get it!
. . . . .
This Weeks Featured Musical Guest!
Cory Glaeser!
of Sheboygan, The Total Foxes
and The Austin School of Music!
http://www.sheboyganrock.com
With Special Guest Improvisers:
Monique Daviau!
of Girls! Girls! Girls! and The Heroes of Comedy
http://ggg.austinimprov.com/bios.html
David Montgomery!
of Improv Olympic's Johnny Roast Beef
http://www.iochicago.net/ht_johnny_roast_beef.html
. . .
TIGHT is
MacArtur Antigua ~ Dave Buckman
Jennifer Cargill ~ Rachel Madorsky ~ Erika May
Bob McNichol ~ Erin Plischke
visit us at http://www.tightcomedy.com/
. . . . .
Tickets $10
show starts at 9:00pm
tickets at door or on line
click here: HIDEOUT THEATRE
or call 512-H-I-D-E-O-U-T
The Hideout is located at 617 N. Congress
Theater upstairs.
Lyrix has been extended Through September 3rd!!!
(only 2 Lyrix Shows left!)
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Last edited by Dave on May 12th, 2013, 2:35 am, edited 1 time in total.
dave,
when you lived in amsterdam did you ever go to the "cannibus cup"
when you lived in amsterdam did you ever go to the "cannibus cup"
Last edited by ripking on May 12th, 2013, 2:35 am, edited 1 time in total.
Yuppers!
The big awards show, headlined by Upright Citizen Brigade, in 2002 was surreal.
UCB was doing sketches on Handhelds (never a good idea)
Snoop was mingling in the crown in disguise. He wore a surgical mask, but c'mon a 7', thin as a rail black guy with braids? Hows that not gonna be Snoop? In a Michael Jackson surgical mask?
And if you have never seen an awards ceremony where the presenters, winners, audience and oraganizers are all high as a kite, you haven't lived.
Nothing was getting done with any sense of organization or timeliness.
A winner for the award, for say, best coffee shop atmosphere, would be announced and we'd all wait for 10 minutes while the winner would fight his way through a packed arena. Literally imagine making your way through an SRO crowd at All-State Arena from the back of the stadium to make your way on stage by yourself, with no help from production assistants as to how to get on stage...and once you are up there, you are too stoned to know to keep your acceptance speech short. Now imagine that happening for 20 categories.
The only down side was that the week leading up to the awards show, the coffeeshops are jammed with old hippies and college students who don't know how to order and go sit down. It's like their picking out a diamond ring.
But the concerts all week were awesome... And Ron Jeremy came too with something called "Theater of Hell"
UCB was doing sketches on Handhelds (never a good idea)
Snoop was mingling in the crown in disguise. He wore a surgical mask, but c'mon a 7', thin as a rail black guy with braids? Hows that not gonna be Snoop? In a Michael Jackson surgical mask?
And if you have never seen an awards ceremony where the presenters, winners, audience and oraganizers are all high as a kite, you haven't lived.
Nothing was getting done with any sense of organization or timeliness.
A winner for the award, for say, best coffee shop atmosphere, would be announced and we'd all wait for 10 minutes while the winner would fight his way through a packed arena. Literally imagine making your way through an SRO crowd at All-State Arena from the back of the stadium to make your way on stage by yourself, with no help from production assistants as to how to get on stage...and once you are up there, you are too stoned to know to keep your acceptance speech short. Now imagine that happening for 20 categories.
The only down side was that the week leading up to the awards show, the coffeeshops are jammed with old hippies and college students who don't know how to order and go sit down. It's like their picking out a diamond ring.
But the concerts all week were awesome... And Ron Jeremy came too with something called "Theater of Hell"
Last edited by Dave on May 12th, 2013, 2:35 am, edited 1 time in total.