Austin Improv

Just a reminder that our comp policy is still very much in place for improvisers during the Marathon.

If you want to see a show for free, you can, so long as it isn't sold out at show time. We could especially use your support in the wee hours of the morning.

Thanks! Get the word out where you can.

QUESTION: It's 4am and I'm drunk and belligerent (but in a respectful way) may I still come to the marathon and sluringly cheer you on?

android lady wrote:QUESTION: It's 4am and I'm drunk and belligerent (but in a respectful way) may I still come to the marathon and sluringly cheer you on?

YES!

YESSSSS!!!!!!!

I'm just thinking that the perfect place to go after you've ragged your voice out at Jason Vines party, is the Hideout. More improv with awesome people, and you can sit in the air conditioning.

Just a suggestion...

And we're alternating between the upstairs and downstairs spaces, so if you're wary of any smell/heat issues you might have encountered last year, have no fear.

acrouch wrote:And we're alternating between the upstairs and downstairs spaces, so if you're wary of any smell/heat issues you might have encountered last year, have no fear.

Yay!! Last year got a little.....ripe.

Matt wrote: Yay!! Last year got a little.....ripe.

This was due primarily to a homeless dude who camped out in the theater for like 20 hours. This will not happen again.

*puts down the slop bucket and booze bottles*

Wait... you mean I can come if I'm belligerently drunk and cheerful, but NOT if I'm freshly bathed in hobo funk and dumpster juice?

CURSE YOU HIDEOUT!!!

kbadr wrote:

Matt wrote: Yay!! Last year got a little.....ripe.

This was due primarily to a homeless dude who camped out in the theater for like 20 hours. This will not happen again.

Please be nice to DeShawn (below on right) if he volunteers again. Or call me and I'll talk to him. He's the nicest guy in the world and, frankly, he went to a better university than I did. He's not just some random homeless person.

Thanks for mentioning this, Roy. I honestly had no idea about this policy for the marathon. Woot!