Tonight in Austin Improv: Thursday, October 30
Posted: October 30th, 2014, 10:31 am
COLDTOWNE THEATER:
8:30 - Collective Alibi and Shoal 'Nuff Creeks
10:00 - GameTowne
THE HIDEOUT THEATRE:
8:00 - The Threefer, feat. Dumbasses, The Special Features, and ScreenPlay
10:00 - The Free Fringe, feat. The No Design, Tales from the Black Vault, and Arjet Universe (FREE)
THE NEW MOVEMENT THEATER:
7:30 - Student Union, feat. Mildly Obsessed (FREE)
8:30 - Lights Up!, feat. Mental Faculty, Bourgie Juice, and Win Win
9:30 - Block Party (stand-up)
FACT OF THE DAY: The stereotype of a witch on a broomstick derives from the 14th century, when people believed that witches rubbed hallucinogenic plant oil on a broomstick and then rubbed themselves against it. The specific plant oil used—tropane alkaloids—are best absorbed into the body through the armpit or vagina. So a witch flying on a broomstick is a metaphor for drug-enhanced masturbation.
8:30 - Collective Alibi and Shoal 'Nuff Creeks
10:00 - GameTowne
THE HIDEOUT THEATRE:
8:00 - The Threefer, feat. Dumbasses, The Special Features, and ScreenPlay
10:00 - The Free Fringe, feat. The No Design, Tales from the Black Vault, and Arjet Universe (FREE)
THE NEW MOVEMENT THEATER:
7:30 - Student Union, feat. Mildly Obsessed (FREE)
8:30 - Lights Up!, feat. Mental Faculty, Bourgie Juice, and Win Win
9:30 - Block Party (stand-up)
FACT OF THE DAY: The stereotype of a witch on a broomstick derives from the 14th century, when people believed that witches rubbed hallucinogenic plant oil on a broomstick and then rubbed themselves against it. The specific plant oil used—tropane alkaloids—are best absorbed into the body through the armpit or vagina. So a witch flying on a broomstick is a metaphor for drug-enhanced masturbation.