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Last night at Rooster's
In a nutshell: I came. I went on stage. They laughed.
I stuck to my radio material. (Hey -- it works.) They howled when I did my "gotta go to the bathroom dance" while doing a weather report for a classical station in a calm, relaxed voice while making wincing faces.
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dimakoi and I stuck around for The Stand-Up Project and SPF7. We laughed. She almost threw out her back during the SPF7 performance.
I felt really bad for SPF7, now the SFCC's Official Improv Troupe. They started out in Florida, and the members only moved here a couple of weeks ago. They had an audience of two "regular" people, one of whom wasdimakoi, and whatever comedians were left. The troupe deserved a bigger audience, but alas, because they were on so late and on a weeknight, they didn't have one. According to their schedule they'll be performing at Pier 39 for free a bunch of times, so if you're in the area, do catch them.
I stuck to my radio material. (Hey -- it works.) They howled when I did my "gotta go to the bathroom dance" while doing a weather report for a classical station in a calm, relaxed voice while making wincing faces.
Since the shows kind of melded together,
dimakoi and I stuck around for The Stand-Up Project and SPF7. We laughed. She almost threw out her back during the SPF7 performance.I felt really bad for SPF7, now the SFCC's Official Improv Troupe. They started out in Florida, and the members only moved here a couple of weeks ago. They had an audience of two "regular" people, one of whom was
dimakoi, and whatever comedians were left. The troupe deserved a bigger audience, but alas, because they were on so late and on a weeknight, they didn't have one. According to their schedule they'll be performing at Pier 39 for free a bunch of times, so if you're in the area, do catch them.