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Tag: 2020 Countdown Improv Festival
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Spotlight On: Sharon & Karen
“We love the feeling of walking off stage and knowing in our guts that everything clicked, that we gave it our all, that we listened hard and supported one another, and that we loved the hell out of each other for every single second.”
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Spotlight On: Crossed Wires
“Expect a show that is like going to a movie theater to see a movie, but the movie theater is stuck in a tornado.”
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Spotlight On: Cuzzins
“Expect little to nothing except and including the collapse of all things known unfolding into an origami-esque fractal of the conspicuous subconscious streaming tickle tendrils tangentially fringing mellifluously upon the cortex keys of existential sublimity. Aka, expect to have fun.”
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Spotlight On: The Project
The Project is an improv duo featuring Chuy Zárate and Antonio Zárate. The father-son duo, based out of Austin, Texas, will perform in the 9:05 PM show block on Friday, August 14 at the 2020 Countdown Improv Festival. In this special video spotlight interview, the Zárates talk about the genesis of their duo, what’s great […]
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Spotlight On: Sweaty Dee
“One thing I really love about stand up, and solo improv, is that you have total control of what’s going on in the act. If a bit is going south, it’s up to you to cut it short or take a new direction. It also forces you to be very in-tune with the audience because they are your scene partner.”
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Spotlight On: C.Y.A.
“Our favorite part about improvising together is that when we are truly connected, it doesn’t feel like work.”
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Spotlight On: Impromptu
“There’s a synergy that happens when we play together, and we think it has a lot to do with the fact that we are a group composed of an actor, a playwright, and a storyteller.”
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Spotlight On: JewMama
“We have a power mantra that we yell at each other in the green room, which is a ritual that was gifted to us by one of our coaches. We can’t share the mantra, as that would sap its power, but it’s based on our mutual love for the TV show The West Wing.”