Playbills at the Hideout?
Posted: March 10th, 2006, 4:29 pm
I wasn't around the Hideout much last weekend (and when I was, I didn't look), but as we are the host troupe tonight, are there any March playbill/clanedars for us to stuff?
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Posted: March 10th, 2006, 4:57 pm
there weren't any last weekend. this is bob's detail... bob?
Posted: March 14th, 2006, 3:00 pm
Will there be calendar/playbills for stuffing this weekend at the Hideout?
Hint: it is SXSW and the more crap we have on the counter the better.
Plus, I have some things I'd like to stuff in them (if you know what I mean).
Hint: it is SXSW and the more crap we have on the counter the better.
Plus, I have some things I'd like to stuff in them (if you know what I mean).
Posted: March 14th, 2006, 3:11 pm
more sausage balls?
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Posted: March 14th, 2006, 4:24 pm
no chocolate salty balls?
Posted: March 14th, 2006, 5:11 pm
Not for this show, but stay tuned, you may be more correct than you know...
Posted: March 14th, 2006, 11:08 pm
Sorry, I've been hella busy this month and I didn't get the March program done until now:
http://www.austinimprov.com/~apthorpe/d ... 03_v01.pdf
Look it over and tell me if you see anything glaringly wrong; if not, I'll print up 50-100 by showtime Thursday.
We should have an insert sheet that describes the formats, promotes classes, an possibly sells ad space. If nobody objects, I'm going to hit up Freebirds and Boomerang's Meat Pies as sponsors for ~$20 a month for inserts. That'll easily pay for the program and probably isn't too unreasonable for 100-200 programs put in people's hands per month. I'll gladly pass this job to someone with more ad sales acumen; I just don't want to keep paying for this out-of-pocket.
http://www.austinimprov.com/~apthorpe/d ... 03_v01.pdf
Look it over and tell me if you see anything glaringly wrong; if not, I'll print up 50-100 by showtime Thursday.
We should have an insert sheet that describes the formats, promotes classes, an possibly sells ad space. If nobody objects, I'm going to hit up Freebirds and Boomerang's Meat Pies as sponsors for ~$20 a month for inserts. That'll easily pay for the program and probably isn't too unreasonable for 100-200 programs put in people's hands per month. I'll gladly pass this job to someone with more ad sales acumen; I just don't want to keep paying for this out-of-pocket.
Posted: March 16th, 2006, 9:11 am
A small detail--it's In-n-Out Burger, not In-and-Out Burger. Mmmm... hand-cut fries.
Also, it's bonne chance, not bon. Chance is feminine a français.
Picky little Franco-Californian I am...
Also, it's bonne chance, not bon. Chance is feminine a français.
Picky little Franco-Californian I am...
Posted: March 17th, 2006, 10:46 am
Bob dropped of the playbills at the Hideout last night. They're in a manila folder on the "ticket" podium upstairs. There should be enough for the 3fer & some of the Style.
Posted: March 18th, 2006, 6:24 pm
*drools*Mo Daviau wrote:A small detail--it's In-n-Out Burger, not In-and-Out Burger. Mmmm... hand-cut fries.
Oh how I crave an In-n-Out Burger!
In-n-Out, In-n-Out, that's what a hamburger's all about!
Posted: March 18th, 2006, 6:53 pm
The opinion of someone who prefers Chili's burgers over those from Casino el Camino is extremely suspect.
APRIL!!!
Posted: March 24th, 2006, 1:35 pm
Yet another monthly program for your review and comment:
April: http://www.austinimprov.com/~apthorpe/d ... 04_v02.pdf
Let me know if anything is busticated, especially whether The Knuckleball Now is still performing these days.
(I still can't believe Mikey's gone. <sniff>)
April: http://www.austinimprov.com/~apthorpe/d ... 04_v02.pdf
Let me know if anything is busticated, especially whether The Knuckleball Now is still performing these days.
(I still can't believe Mikey's gone. <sniff>)