Austin Improv

Then there's the kid's show where Amy Averett's son keeps getting in trouble with the ship's captain: Journey to the Brig, Walter.

Have you seen that show where the two old ladies, one of whom is a dog, sing songs? Biddy Diddy?

i'm a big fan of those two merry mirth makers of Austin improv, C.J. and Dav.

Nothing that I've done since has been quite as challenging as playing slowly-dying country folk in every show with my first troupe, Three Shot Hicks.

I like that show where a monologist just tells the same old dry stories they always tell, what's it called?

Nicole Beckley wrote:I just saw this group that does a lot of great status work called Shades Of Renown.

OMG - just fell out of my chair on that one.

Ive been thinking about the older dudes getting some representation, maybe Paul and I could to do a New York kind of thing, like Two Guys Gone Bonkers or something. It could happen? Or a grounded A&M inspired troupe that, say, Brad could run with, something simple.... Sheep.

jillybee72 wrote:I like that show where a monologist just tells the same old dry stories they always tell, what's it called?

Bore-mando?

i like that one woman musical show, about the fortunes of a Cuban bootlegger...Rum Kaching!

I'm looking forward to The Prime Directive wherein the cast of In Our Prime improvise a grounded, touching narrative in the world of Star Trek: The Next Generation. The first show will have Jason Oliver guest starring in the role of Wesley Crusher.

I'm going to suggest the name for a troupe:

Barbie has no Nipples
or
Catfish Fajitas
or
Fiends in Low places
or
No Meat No Heat

I can't quite decide

I'm in a troupe with 6 other dudes where we all do Michael Cera impressions. We're called "Cera Seven".

Brad Hawkins wrote:Nothing that I've done since has been quite as challenging as playing slowly-dying country folk in every show with my first troupe, Three Shot Hicks.

Wow, dude, I read this thread backwards. Holy crap, LOL fo rlz.

I'm in a two person thing where we play humans driving around in a Transformer called "In Our Optimus Prime".

And I'm about to debut my show about local infectious diseases that leave open sores: "Austin Secretes".