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== History == | == History == | ||
The first WaffleFest was organized by [[Sean Hill]], and it was just a two-day event, occurring on 11/8 and 11/9/02. | The first WaffleFest was organized by [[Sean Hill]], and it was just a two-day event, occurring on 11/8 and 11/9/02. | ||
== List of Wafflefests == | |||
* [[WaffleFest 2002]] | |||
* [[WaffleFest 2003]] | |||
* [[WaffleFest 2004]] | |||
* [[WaffleFest 2005]] | |||
* [[WaffleFest 2006]] | |||
* [[WaffleFest 2007]] | |||
* [[WaffleFest 2008]] | |||
* [[WaffleFest 2009]] | |||
* [[WaffleFest 2010]] | |||
* [[WaffleFest 2011]] | |||
* [[WaffleFest 2012]] | |||
* [[WaffleFest 2013]] | |||
Revision as of 19:21, 4 November 2013
WaffleFest is an festival devoted to local improv acts.
Summary
WaffleFest is a three-day festival that takes place the second weekend of November at The Hideout Theatre. It includes local acts from all the improv theaters in town, as well as an all-star Maestro.
WaffleFest also offers festival-goers all the free waffles they can eat, with a variety of toppings. Thus their tagline, "all the waffles and improv comedy you can eat".
History
The first WaffleFest was organized by Sean Hill, and it was just a two-day event, occurring on 11/8 and 11/9/02.
