Judging by my thoughts, the sketches in BSP PRESENTS: Body Talk will be rooted in self-loathing and have a flesh aesthetic. Will be because I haven’t written them yet. Everything written is due tomorrow.

See you at the show.

All this to say that FiasCo is performing 2 (TWO) Best of Shows: Now That’s What I Call FiasCo! Come check us out on the 12th and 13th of July at 8 PM! Tickets are $8! The Crowd is, as always, BEE WHY OH BEE!

After scrounging up the first month’s rent from our meager bank accounts and insisting on having and signing a lease (Tony would have preferred we just slide a check or cash under the door each month) we had a space, but now we had to turn it into a theater.

Shit. How were we gonna do that?

The Co-op’s sweet and pure focus on playing with performers that you haven’t before is not only an exciting opportunity for new improvisers, it’s a restorative opportunity for improv “vets” to experiment in a low-pressure and welcoming environment.

A breakdown of our long-term goals, and some more discreet goals for the 2019 year. Our hope is sharing these goals with the community will help keep us accountable and to give you an idea of our plan for the future. The goals are broken down into a handful of pillars which I’ll elaborate on below:

A few updates on our house team program

CROWDED is a new zine in town created by Ally Whitelaw, Marixa Ford, Amy Do, and Chrissy Hartzell & we want YOU to submit your talent. We want to showcase the beautiful work of people that usually don’t have the opportunity to put their art out into the world. CROWDED is about giving people a platform to reveal the different mediums they’ve always had in them, whether that be illustration, photography, print work, poetry, short story, comics, horoscopes.

While this is not the definitive list of hunks, it is my list. It was hard to make cuts to these hunks, but ultimately here we are; My Top Improv Hunks of 2018, in no particular order.