Death By Improv

Hi boob enthusiasts,

We have GREAT, EXCITING NEWS!

ALL of the proceeds from our show on October 12 will be donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation!!

In the United States, 1 in 8 women will develop invasive breast cancer during her lifetime. Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in women. Last year, nearly 40,000 women lost their battle with breast cancer. Though the mortality rate has decreased in the last twenty years, the numbers are still too high. Thanks to funded research from groups like the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, there are about 2.6 million breast cancer survivors in the United States today. The BCRF is an independent, non-profit organization whose mission is to achieve prevention and a cure for breast cancer. Since 1993, the BCRF has raised over $350 million to benefit breast cancer research. Help us help the BCRF… all you need to do is show up! Admission will be only $5, but we will also be accepting donations in any denomination.

C U on 9/28 or 10/12… or maybe even both. :D

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So just a few days back I posted the info for our next show at the Main Street Theater. As awesome DBI is, we’ve figured out a way to make our show AWESOMERER. Y’see, we have some very special guests coming in for our show on September 28: from the mythical land of the Jersey Devil and Taylor Ham comes South Jersey’s Reigning Kings of Improv, the Second Place Champions. So now, you not only have DBI’s particular brand of joyful irreverence, you’ll also get SPC’s…other…brand of…irreverence. And it’s all for the low low price of 5.00.

So, in closing, DBI+SPC=the ABCs….of COMEDY*

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Autumn is a wonderful time of year. All the beautiful flowers and leaves, which he hoped and prayed we one day would see again during the long, bitter winter, are going to die and clog your gutters. You’ll develop severe back trouble from removing the remnants of the “foliage” (or, more accurately, “crumbly brown death”). And of course, autumn means the leaf blower is in full effect, creating one of the least pleasant sounds in the known universe (though, admittedly, I’ve listened to very little Kreayshawn)…

We had an awesomely great time last night. Thank you to the abundant audience for coming out, participating, and laughing. Thank you to Villager’s Theatre for giving us this opportunity and holding such a fun event. And of course, thank you so much to the students! The nineteen of you did an outstanding job during the intensive and on stage, and now you all have a little bit of improv in your back pockets to keep around at all times. We’d also like to thank the Academy, Eric Violette (the freecreditreport.com singer), and Mom and Dad.

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