Austin Improv

Please, please, please I would LOVE to do it again! Especially to mark the end of 2011 with such awesome people!

Brent Unger
Lvl 4 at The Hideout

xxxooo

I had fun last time and I get out of work early enough to get there by 9. I'd love to play again if there's room.

Here it is:
(I started working on it early this am so I didn't see the two late sign-ups till just now - sorry guys!)

Directors: Roy and Peter
Tech: Spaz
Cast:
Halyn
Valerie
Kaci
Jessica
Ryan A
Ryan H
Mitchell
Melissa (first time)
Arby (first time)
Allison
Paul
Jason Oliver

In a rare happening we are exactly even with our genders. That is exciting, huh?

Jessica wrote:Here it is:
(I started working on it early this am so I didn't see the two late sign-ups till just now - sorry guys!)

Directors: Roy and Peter
Tech: Spaz
Cast:
Halyn
Valerie
Kaci
Jessica
Ryan A
Ryan H
Mitchell
Melissa (first time)
Arby (first time)
Allison
Paul
Jason Oliver

In a rare happening we are exactly even with our genders. That is exciting, huh?

Thanks so much for the opportunity!! I'm really excited to play with all these wonderful people!

Yay! Three cheers for gender-balanced Maestro!

happywaffle wrote:Also don't forget the Derby and Fancy Pants.

Hellz to the yeah!!!

That was freaking awesome, guys. And congrats to Arby!

I think one of my favorite moments was at the end when we hoisted him on our shoulders and started chanting his name.

Embodies everything that I love about the AIC, improv, and what it brings to life.

EVERYONE in this world should get a chance to play their best, have a lot of fun, enjoy the game, get a little competitive, support others while doing it, lose graciously, have a beer, come back and cheer those still left standing with delight, learn how to be better from watching, jump out and see what happens, praise the winner with aplomb and honesty while secretly promising to do whatever it takes so that it's you next time, and then leave with a wonderful feeling of having provided fun and satisfaction and connection and a little ridiculous embarrassment for yourself and everyone in the room.

If I can leave this planet having spent most of my time that way, I will consider it a life well lived.

I left after I go eliminated. What cool stuff happened? Besides the infamous 6.

AllisonAsher wrote:That was freaking awesome, guys. And congrats to Arby!

I think one of my favorite moments was at the end when we hoisted him on our shoulders and started chanting his name.

Embodies everything that I love about the AIC, improv, and what it brings to life.

EVERYONE in this world should get a chance to play their best, have a lot of fun, enjoy the game, get a little competitive, support others while doing it, lose graciously, have a beer, come back and cheer those still left standing with delight, learn how to be better from watching, jump out and see what happens, praise the winner with aplomb and honesty while secretly promising to do whatever it takes so that it's you next time, and then leave with a wonderful feeling of having provided fun and satisfaction and connection and a little ridiculous embarrassment for yourself and everyone in the room.

If I can leave this planet having spent most of my time that way, I will consider it a life well lived.

Yet another first-timer winning Maestro? Mazel tov!

And much agreed on the rest of it

Video of the show.



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hujhax wrote:Video of the show.:

My head just exploded

hujhax wrote:Video of the show.

If you wanna see the ultra-rare 6 get awarded after an audience revolt, go to about the 1 hour, 12 minute mark.