Blah Blah Bloggy Blabber..I make a living doing live theatre.. mainly improv shows for kids and families. The rest of my time is spent organizing these performances and stuff behind the scenes. When I have free time I make vlogs and sketch comedy videos for youtube. Sometimes I share my experiences here either personal, artistic or business.
LOL #improv shows in #nyc
Shirtless Jiggly-Man Video/Improv Bomb?
Irish Drinking SONG (improv)
Scientists Claim that 3D movies existed for thousands of years… they call it “Theatre”..LMAO #improv #comedy #funny #meme
i was listening to this song when i came across this gif on my dash and im giggling at how well it’s fitting with it help skdjfksdfsg
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Improv 4 Kids Film/TV/Theatre Styles (by ImprovForKids)
Improv 4 Kids presents improv shows for kids all over NYC. In this scene the audience is asked to suggest a few different favorite styles of tv, film or theatre. The improv comedians must act out the scene while changing to various suggested styles. http://www.improv4kids.com
info@improv4kids.com
What? Ever Changing STYLES? Adventure Time? Victorious? G-Rated Silence of the Lambs? Avatar, Star Wars Clone Wars, Well Bye-Bye Birdie was a little rough. BTW.. What is “Holes?”
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Backstage before our show at Montclair State University. Had a great time doing some improv for a full house!
Where the Wild Caterpillars are! Live Improv Comedy from New York, NY (by eightimprov)
Is it TRUE that Eight is NEVER Enough???
This made me giggle. Can you spot the 8 differences in this photo?
LOL btw Eight IS NEVER Enough!
Improv Blues Song by Eight is NEVER Enough - “BAD Musicals”
Check out the “Bad Musical Blues” by Eight is NEVER Enough” performed Live in Times Square at TSAC. More at http://www.eightimprov.biz
Farting in an Elevator - Irish Drinking Song (by LauriceF)
This is an improvised Irish Drinking Song about farting in an elevator. Performed live on stage at the Times Square Arts Center in NYC by Eight is NEVER Enough.
Wearing Underwear Irish Drinking Song Improv -
The cast of Eight is NEVER Enough Comedy Troupe presents an improvised Irish Drinking Song about UNDERWEAR! Featuring Laurice Fattal, Patrick Reidy, Andy Scannell and Paul DeGrocco. More at http://www.eightimprov.biz. Performed live at our theatre located in the Times Square Arts Center in NYC.
Q and A Sessions & Talk Backs
Its funny because we do Q and A sessions after almost every show we do for school groups at the club. Some of the questions, being that we have a lot of younger grade school groups can be random and ridiculous such as: Why does your voice sound squeaky? Do you guys like each other? How come the guy with the brown hair looks like he doesnt want to be here? How old are you guys? How much do you get paid? Are you on icarly? Whats your favorite food?
OK so those are um.. interesting.
Anyway I though I would answer a legit question that we frequently get asked by teachers and students attending our shows:
Why do you do improv?
I have a few reasons of my own for doing improv. For one thing there are no lines to memorize. How awesome is that? Another reason is that the show is different every time. I like the challege. I like the challenge of having to come up with something different and new every performance. .. But most of all I LIKE FREEDOM. I like having the freedom to be whoever and whatever I want to be on stage. I love how I am able to play characters that I might not have a chance to play if I was cast in a scripted show or tv/film role. If I were to audition for a show the person in charge of casting would decide what role I was right for and cast me in it. In improv I can create my own role and not be forced to do what someone else thinks I should be doing. How many times have actors been told they were just “not what we’re looking for for this character even though your very talented”.. with improv, I have the freedom to play a 2 year old kid, a 20 year old rockstar, a crazy man from Sheboygan.. I can be who I want, say what I want, go where I want. I also like putting on silly wigs and making a fool of myself. But that’s a whole other topic.
Lady Gaga’s new hit single “Born This Way” has been a hot topic of discussion over the past few days by many people saying it sounds like Madonna’s 80’s hit song “Express Yourself”. Look out Anderson Cooper, Oscar LeDouche sits down with the pop icon Lady Gaga in this exclusive intereview you won’t see anywhere else.
Cast: Walt Frasier (Oscar LeDouche), Alyson Goodman (Lady Gaga), Laurice Fattal (Gaga Vocals)
Directedy By: Araxy Hill
Disclaimer: This is a parody sketch for comedy entertainment. This is not an actual interview with Lady Gaga. This is only to make fun of the media and the gossip surrounding the music industry and current events.
Brought to you by Absent MInded Comedy. You can catch the cast of Absent Minded Comedy performing live improv on stage every weekend in NYC at the Times Square Arts Center. More info at http://www.lmao-nyc.com for tickets and info on upcoming shows. Also visit http://www.absentmindedcomedy.com for more videos and other funny stuff.
My thoughts on all the controversy surrounding the new single - Personally I don’t see what the big deal is. So the song sounds a little bit like “Express Yourself”.. who cares? A lot of songs sound like older songs from past decades. I think it’s a great Gaga song. I’m pretty sure it’s going be playing around on the radio pretty consistently for the next few months.
