What do the last two survivors on Earth talk about after a zombie apocalypse has killed off the entire human population? That is the novel concept behind Mark Pacan and Justin Purvis’ Z-The Apocalypse Improvised.
Archives for July 9, 2011
Pascal’s Aquarium
Augustine is a fuzzy blue lobster. Stolen from his home and plunged into the strange, musical, underwater world of Pascal’s Aquarium, Augustine has a lot on his plate. Squealing shrimp, a sassy seahorse, and a salty old catfish are some of the creatures that live in the decorative aquarium at Pascal’s restaurant, and they are […]
The Audio Files
Ah, the world of Improv. During the bad times, audience members squirm in their chairs like they’re back in elementary school and the teacher keeps accidentally scratching her nails against the chalkboard. But during the good times, it can be magical, and almost unbelievable that performers can come up with ideas in the moment to tell a […]
life, love, sex, death…and other works in progress (a multi-chakra extravaganza)
This is a very, very, very personal sort of one man show. Yes, it’s all about its creator, Stevie Jay, but somewhere it’s supposed to be all about us – that we relate so closely and profoundly to what he is experiencing that we see ourselves in him.
They’re Just Makin’ That Crap Up
Looking for an evening of original comedy, side splitting laughter and a completely unique story line? Then look no further than The Bedroom at Fort Fringe. ShawnMikael(s), the improv comedy duo comprised of Shawn Westfall and Mikael Johnson, have invested years and years of intense training in improvisational comedy training to bring D.C. audiences the […]
Illuminopolis
Fifteen minutes into Illuminopolis I was happy I had chosen a seat far away from the front row: it meant there was more room between me and the woman licking fire on stage.