TIT Talks
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| Theater | The Institution Theater |
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| Cast | Various |
| Run | Feb/Mar 2014 |
TIT Talks is an improv show inspired by TED Talks.
Summary
The show runs Fridays and Saturdays from 2/28/14 to 3/22/14.
The show features a series of 'guest lecturers', performers from all of Austin's improv theaters, who are given random topics by the show's directors, and random PowerPoint presentations to accompany their presentation.
The show is rounded out by scripted performances.
It is hosted by KGSR's Kristen Kurtis.
Guests
- 2/28/14: Lectures from Tom Booker, Adam Niederpruem, Heidi Rogers, and Katie Thornton; performances from David Howe and Thomas Nilan.
- 3/1/14: Lectures from John Buseman, Justin Davidson, Heidi Rogers, and Katie Thornton; performances from Thomas Niland and Christina Parrish.
- 3/7/14: Lectures from Lindsay Hejl, Emma Holder, Ash Nunley, Justin Strackany, and Drew Wesely; performances from Justin Davidson and Thomas Niland.
- 3/8/14: Lectures from John Buseman, Sarah Marie Curry, Lindsay Hejl, Justin Strackany, and Drew Wesely; performances from Roxy Castillo and David Howe.
- 3/14/14: Lectures from John Buseman, Sarah Marie Curry, Michael Joplin, Amy Jordan, and Drew Wesely; a performance from Adam Niederpruem.
- 3/15/14: Lectures from Tom Booker, Amy Jordan, Ash Nunley, and Drew Wesely; a performance from Adam Niederpruem.
- 3/21/14: Lectures from Justin Davidson, Emma Holder, Bryan “Lubu” Roberts, and Asaf Ronen,; performances from Thomas Niland and The Balance Brothers.
- 3/22/14: Lectures from Emma Holder, Ash Nunley, Bryan “Lubu” Roberts, and Asaf Ronen,; performances from Roxy Castillo and The Balance Brothers.
