W. A. Brenner
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Parallelogramophonograph: Supercalifragilisticexpiali motherfuckingdocious
When Parallelogramophonograph does improv, it’s like watching hyperintelligent, human-shaped, joyously goofy otters at play
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Rainbow Family of the Serendipitous Now refracts the Orpheus myth through the lens of the Manson family in a seamless, complex, color-coded vehicle
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Look Cookie: Mutatis mutandis
New and rough-edged as the improv troupe Look Cookie is, it’s still worthwhile watching them do their thing
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ColdTowne: Home on the strange
When it comes to the improvisers of ColdTowne, you’re in for a really enjoyable time watching these guys do their stuff
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Buddy Daddy: A boy and his dog
ColdTowne’s Arthur Simone and his dog, Robin Goodfellow, perform onstage as an improv duo – seriously
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1 a.m.: No sloppy seconds
What time is it? 1 a.m. – i.e., the fiercely enjoyable brain warp that is improv duo Chris Trew and Tami Nelson
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Girls Girls Girls: The female of the species
Girls Girls Girls launches its Boys of Summer series with
guest male improviser Jeremy Lamb
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Vertigo Ramp: Inclined toward humor
In the improv created by Craig Kotfas and Ted Rutherford as the duo Vertigo Ramp, the unintentional chaos in the patterns is often as delightful as the patterns themselves
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Is That Science?: The elements of smile
The initial results of the experiment Is That Science? – wherein members of the theatrical company St. Idiot Collective interacted with the element Improvium – were fast, furious, and funny