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Tonight at the Carousel Lounge, this dude I know named Terp 2 it is making his debut on the stage and will be shooting the performance as part of a music video. And he wants people on stage with him while we does it. He doesn't care what they do. They can stand still, draw pictures, dance, whatev.
Everything is going down at 9:30 and expect some Terp 2 it to hit the pavement closer to 10. He will sing two songs and film the videos.
Everyone come party. Let me know if you have any questions. And for you Chicago people, a fellow by the name of Bob Fisher will be jamming as well.
Be in a Music Video tonight and Hang out with Bob Fisher!
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Re: Be in a Music Video tonight and Hang out with Bob Fisher
Bob Fisher was on a classic late 80's team called Cardiff Giant that predates Adam McKay's/Rachel Dratch's The Family as the premiere Improv Troupe in Chicago.ChrisTrew.Com wrote: And for you Chicago people, a fellow by the name of Bob Fisher will be jamming as well.
They recently reunited to a sold out 500 seat theatre for CIF 2003.
Other Cardiff Giant members went on to create Urinetown.
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Wesley wrote:Yeah, but your knowledge is about a thing called "Urinetown."
In 2002, the musical won three Tony Awards: for Best Director (John Rando), Best Original Score (Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis), and Best Book of a Musical (Greg Kotis).
It was nominated for an additional six Tonies: Best Musical, Best Actor in a Musical (John Cullum), Best Actress in a Musical (Nancy Opel and Jennifer Laura Thompson), Best Featured Actress in a Musical (Spencer Kayden), Best Choreography (John Carrafa), and Best Orchestrations (Bruce Coughlin).
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True, but it was still called Urinetown.Dave wrote: In 2002, the musical won three Tony Awards: for Best Director (John Rando), Best Original Score (Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis), and Best Book of a Musical (Greg Kotis).
It was nominated for an additional six Tonies: Best Musical, Best Actor in a Musical (John Cullum), Best Actress in a Musical (Nancy Opel and Jennifer Laura Thompson), Best Featured Actress in a Musical (Spencer Kayden), Best Choreography (John Carrafa), and Best Orchestrations (Bruce Coughlin).
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