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== History == | == History == | ||
The troupe | Over its year of activity, Field Day performed at a variety of comedy festivals, such as the [[Dallas Comedy Festival]] and [[Wafflefest]], hosted its own comedy variety show called [[Field Day and Friends]], and was invited to perform offsite at venues such as the [[North Door]]. They were listed on [[Andrew Buck]]'s top five improv shows post in December, 2014. The troupe members met originally by performing in the first student mainstage ''[[What the F@*$]]''. Field Day has been gearing down its performances given a few of its members moving to new cities for further improv opportunities. | ||
== Media == | == Media == | ||
Latest revision as of 15:18, 15 April 2015
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| Years Active | 2014-Present |
| Directed by | Ruby Willmann |
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Field Day is an improv troupe.
History
Over its year of activity, Field Day performed at a variety of comedy festivals, such as the Dallas Comedy Festival and Wafflefest, hosted its own comedy variety show called Field Day and Friends, and was invited to perform offsite at venues such as the North Door. They were listed on Andrew Buck's top five improv shows post in December, 2014. The troupe members met originally by performing in the first student mainstage What the F@*$. Field Day has been gearing down its performances given a few of its members moving to new cities for further improv opportunities.
Media
Photos
- Photoset by Steve Rogers that includes their 11/20/14 performance in WaffleFest 2014.
- Photoset by Steve Rogers that includes their 1/25/15 performance in The Weekender.
