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@theimprovathon and here's an account of Episode 3 of the Wedding Party improvalgorithm.blogspot.com…
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@theimprovathon Episode 2 of the Wedding Party improvalgorithm.blogspot.com…
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@theimprovathon Compiled from notes scribbled in the dark, an account of Episode 1 of The Wedding Party. improvalgorithm.blogspot.com…
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@theimprovathon What Epusode 24 feels like if you’re trying to follow the plot; or, How I Imagine Directing Improvathon feels like
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@theimprovathon A Coda in the form of a Reprise, or, Saturday Morning Scene Change. Every scene a transition in a scene in a transition in yet another story, where nothing ever ends, at Everafter Manor …
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@theimprovathon The Bene Gesserit Wedding, Part Two (as seen in Episode 25). There were so many weddings at EverAfter Manor … that we never knew how many there ever were.
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@theimprovathon There she is … Her Holiness the Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church, Pope Margaret Iphegenia the first (thus, Margaret II, in part reflecting her resurrected status).
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@theimprovathon a few remains: my notes. I had to run around the corner for a writing tablet when I ran out of pages in Episode 15 (as you can see, that’s when the wall-building song that came back 9 episodes later first appeared).
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@theimprovathon You may think that in 4 hours time this vast epic will be gone forever - meaningless. Nothing could be further from the truth. You have forever changed us as deftly as Seamus changed theatres, and having experienced this … is the very process of making meaning – at Poplar, London
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@theimprovathon A farewell toast from an extraordinary improviser.
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@theimprovathon at the interval between episodes 23 and 24, the ushers are dancing. – at Poplar, London
@theimprovathon Norman Arch finds that Sherlock Holmes and Watson smell unmistakeably of the 19th century (the 1800s). Blame the non-Euclidean arches beneath the architecture of the manor …
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@theimprovathon The purely predictable outcome of sharing YA vampire novels, a Meatloaf-inspired rock anthem in The Power of Love (but not that one).
@theimprovathon The recently organized dove-emulating pigeon’s union “flaps to their own pigeon way”
@theimprovathon Who can forget the Viking Wedding? “I have now married ALL of you.”
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