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- 01/17/2009
- 02/21/2009
- 03/07/2009
West Palm Beach Improv Shows and Classes
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GIF is a 4 day long festival which celebrates improvisational and sketch theatre. Pervious performers have included BASSPROV (Featuring Mark Sutton and Joe Bill–Improv Olympic/Annoyance Theatre/Second City), Pimprov, Jeff Griggs–Improv Olympic (Author of Guru: My Days with Del Close), Danny Mora (Improv Olympic), and Bill Arnett (Improv Olympic).
Thanks to Claudio Hall (Cheese and Crackers) Mod 27 now has a home on Facebook. Please show your support by joining our group:
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The Mod 27 team is reenergized and ready to pack your 2009 with laugher.Â
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One important scheduling note before we continue:
 Time Change.  Each new year ushers in its own unique breadth of change. 2009 is no different. All of our productions between January 1 and April 11, 2009 will start at 10PM.
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Hey everyone our latest production Cheese and Crackers debuts this Saturday 9/27 @ the Cuillo.
9PM
201 Clematis St. West Palm Beach, FL
Check out our updated schedule
From Chicago to Miami, Festivals |
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We had a great time in Chicago and were coached by Nick Johne (former Toronto Second City Main Stage Performer now CIF Coach). Both Nick and we were very happy with our performance. To celebrate we even had milkshakes at Margie’s a classic candy shop in Chicago. Miami was also great. The festival had a very hometown feel and we were given the opportunity to not only open for the Groundlings but also open the festival.
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The Rumble Down Under |
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Last night Mod 27 (the improv troupe) performed at the 2008 Miami Improv Festival. First, thanks so much to the Miami Improv Festival Staff for inviting us down. Folks we had another great time with ya’ll. We love the new smaller and more intimate festival. Special thanks to LD for running our tech. Kudos to Just the Funny for the awesome new space and for being such great hosts. You guys are definitely blazing positive trails for the South Florida Improv Scene. To Jeff, Jason, and Mike (aka the boys of “Theatre Strike Farce”), Tom had a lot of fun working with you gents and we are happy to see that more Theatre Strike Force alum are working down here. Give us a shout any time you’d like to work together.
Also for anyone who didn’t understand Tom’s Aaron Burr/Alexander Hamilton reference it was based on this 1993 Got Milk ad: