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Improvaganza Presents FUNBUCKET!, Rorschach Pattern 9, and What's In A Name
On Friday September 27, Improvaganza Hawaii Festival of Improv presents "FUNBUCKET!, RORSCHACH PATTERN 9, WHAT'S IN A NAME at Kumu Kahua Theatre Show starts at 8:00pm.
This performance is a part of the 8th annual Improvaganza Hawaii Festival of Improv. "Funbucket!" returns to the Improvaganza stage with their no hold barred improv show. Joining them at Kumu Kahua Theatre will be "Rorschach Pattern 9" and "What's In a Name" Show Starts at 8:00pm
Kumu Kahua Theatre is located at 46 merchant street.
IMPROVAGANZA PRESENTS FUNBUCKET! RORSCHACH PATTERN 9, AND WHAT'S IN A NAME
When: Friday September 27, 2013
Where: Kumu Kahua Theatre (46 Merchant Street.).
Time: Doors open at 7:00pm. Show starts at 8:00pm.
Cost: $10 general admission.
ABOUT THE PERFORMERS
Funbucket! - Seattle WA
Funbucket! is the most unpredictable free-form improv show ever to blow your mind! At the top of every show, the audience will be invited to put objects in The Bucket, such as music, something from their pockets or the trunk of their car, etc. The actors will then improvise a show in a series of scenes based on those objects. The rules of The Bucket are simple: No liquids, nothing hazardous, and don't expect anything back in the same condition it came in
What's In A Name - Honolulu HI
What's In a Name from Honolulu Hawai'i is a duo long form show which explores a vast array of characters in short improvised scenes. Each scene starts off with a generic name given as a suggestion by the audience.
Rorschach Pattern 9 - Juneau AS
Rorschach Pattern 9 features Alaska's rogue beat poets, Eric Caldwell and Michael Christenson. Their incomprehensible lyrical styling's are translated on the spot, then used to inspire the work to come. Much like the Rorschach itself, they make sense out of nonsense (and occasionally the other way around).
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