Which award was that again? The one you never mention? (Taken with instagram)
I’m in this on Friday. Come on by!
THIS FRIDAY NIGHT IS GOING TO BE CRAZY FUN!!!!
The Manifesto Late Night Show - MAY 25TH
8pm
Forbidden Fairy Tale
Twilight Zone Prov
Dalek Prov
Police! Pull Over!
9pm
3 Blind Mice
Can I Get A Suggestion
Late Night Show Lottery
Insprovisation
10pm
Q&A
3 Man Max
Call Waiting
10:30pm
JAM!
We are located at:
Artworks Theatre, Studio A
6567 Santa Monica Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90038
Remember, there’s a team lottery, that is right, put together your own Late Night Theme Show and submit your team in the lottery! AND a jam every night, so everyone in the audience will have a chance to play.
We are improv for the people so admission is free, but we urge performers and audience alike to throw a few rubles in the donation bucket. There will also be beer and water available with donation.
— Team Info —
Forbidden Fairy Tale:
An inappropriate look at classic fairytales (Patrick Dailey, Sasha Feiler, Josh Glass, Raymond Lew, Colleen Lindt, Jeremy McKiernan, Jaffer Rai and Lara Zvirbulis)
Twilight Zone Prov:
All these scenes are normal. OR ARE THEY?! (Dan Banas, Tamra Brown, Brynna Campbell, Nicole Day, Cynthia Kao, Matt Manser, Nadia Osman, Jonny Svarzbein, Blake Walker)
Dalek Prov:
The only improv team consisting entirely of Daleks from Dr. Who! (Brynna Campbell, Richie Root, Dave Ciaccio, Robert Chan, Jen Krueger, Dick Beck, Amy Spalding, Art Tebbel)
Police! Pull Over!:
Two guys just can’t catch a break. (Lauren Lapkus, Casey Feigh, Jacob Womack, Suzi Barrett, Betsy Sodaro, Drew Tarver, Ben Siemon, Joe Wengert, Alex Berg, Ryan Meharry, Allan McLeod, Matt Reid, Dan Gregor, Joe Hartzler)
3 Blind Mice: Improv with blindfolds. (Matt Portman, Sean Brogan, Kyle Bosman)
Can I Get A Suggestion:
(Scott Davis and Peter Dirksen)
Lottery Slot:
Bring one or more friends and throw your name in the pot during the 8pm hour. At 9 we’ll pull a winner, give them time to warm up, then throw them on stage in the middle of the 9pm hour to put up their crazy Late Night Team
Insprovisation:
Just good, clean church humor. (Steve Szlaga,Allan Loeb, Nate Clark, Drew Tarver, Tom Blank, Eileen Mullane, Jennie Pierson, Ben Siemon)
Q&A:
Ask all the questions you ever wanted to know the answer to. (Jake Regal, Chris Schleicher , Chris Otte , Steve Szlaga , Joe Saunders , Mary Sasson,Danny Cohen)
3 Man Max:
Three man monoscene. Any more, and there’ll be trouble. (Farley Elliott, Jen Krueger, Mark David Christenson, Mary Holland, Jacob Womack, Codi Fischer, Scott Neiman, Brian Palatucci, Nick Wiger)
Call Waiting:
Hang on, there’s another call coming in. (Steve Szlaga, Drew Tarver, Mano Agapion, Mark Rennie, Ryan Rosenberg, Justin Michael)
Part of my day job includes nonprofit research. And so I stumbled across this gem on Idealist from an Austin group:
“Since most people can’t make it to the jungles of Africa, we are pretending the jungles are in Austin, Texas. Keep your eyes open on January 21, 2012, when hundreds of people dressed as mountain gorillas will run through the streets of downtown Austin.”
Can someone confirm whether this happened? BECAUSE I NEED PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE THAT THIS HAPPENED.
Which came first - the product, or the guy trying to sell it to you?
After college, I took up copywriting. I knew I wanted to write, but wasn’t sure exactly whatI wanted to write, even if I had an inkling it had something to do with film or television. I took the first job I could get, because I am a fiercely independent 21st century lady and ain’t nobody gonna support me (if I wanted the watch you’re wearin’, I’ll buy it), and also I had bills to pay. This job was for a company that sold eco-friendly furniture online. This job required little more than database entry. Add in product info, give product a name, add name to speadsheet of other names, repeat. If I was lucky, I would rewrite and tweak tiny snippets of copy for each product, which actually requires writing. It was soul destroying. I gained weight. I fantasized about smashing fluorescent lighting in all offices, in an attempt to start an uprising. REJOICE, CUBICLE BROTHERS AND SISTERS! THERE IS REAL SUNLIGHT JUST TEN FEET OVER THIS WAY!
It wasn’t a total bust. I did gain a few good friends, and I learned a very valuable lesson: this lifestyle was not for me. I could not imagine going into an office everyday and continuing on this path, especially so close to where I grew up. So I packed my bags nine months later and moved to Los Angeles.
And what did I do, and have still being doing to some degree, since moving to Los Angeles? Copywriting - it’s now my bread and butter, and what helps me pay the bills so that I can pursue my real dream: writing and acting for television and film.
On last night’s Mad Mentitled “Lady Lazarus,” Don’s new Zou Bisou Bisou Megan decides she’s had enough, and makes the brave jump from future copywriter to future Broadway star. During her departure from SCDP, one of Peggy’s copywriting minions Stan remarks on why Megan Draper would want to leave the business. It’s all nail biting and sweat a