Monthly Archives: November 2006
The Calamari Mandate & The Faculty @ The PIT
Nov. 29, 2006 For those who appreciated — and contributed to — Brett Wean’s “Improv David Caruso” thread over on the forum, that first photo is for you.
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Fifth July, 1955
Washington Improv Theater (photo via Grundlepuck). The Bastion pointed out yesterday that Chicago’s gift to the world is improv (via Metroblogging Chicago), which began on July 5, 1955. Very few things have brought me so much joy.
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Lost
Last summer I helped my friends Samrat and Meetu shoot a music video. This is the finished product.
The Michael Jackson Guy
In Madrid’s Parque del Buen Retiro, there’s a busker who dances like Michael Jackson. He’s an easy target because he’s not good (as far as dancing Jacko impersonators go). But by my count, the “Michael Jackson Guy” of Madrid has … Continue reading
Babel
“Acting more like the overly mannered Vincent D’Onofrio on Law and Order: Criminal Intent, Caruso’s super-serious one-liners and tilted head are hard to not laugh at.” –The Advertiser (Oct. 19, 2005) “As lead crime-scene investigator Horatio Caine, actor David Caruso … Continue reading
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Aries Spears is spot on …
Via AndreaHarner.com via Kottke.org.
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improv is good for you 