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==History== | ==History== | ||
Three Hot Chicks was founded by [[Joel Ausanka Reese]] after he attended the [[Out of Bounds Comedy Festival]] in 2010. A sitcom-based format was decided upon during rehearsals, and the troupe had their first show at the [[Hideout Theatre]] on February | Three Hot Chicks was founded by [[Joel Ausanka Reese]] after he attended the [[Out of Bounds Comedy Festival]] in 2010. A sitcom-based format was decided upon during rehearsals, and the troupe had their first show at the [[Hideout Theatre]] on February 3, 2011. | ||
Three Hot Chicks appeared in [[The 42-Hour Improv Marathon]]. | |||
==Format== | ==Format== | ||
"Three Hot Chicks" referred to both the troupe and the name of the fictional sitcom the troupe created. Set in New York City, the show followed the misadventures of Mark Rabinowitz ([[Brad Hawkins]]), his brother Vinnie [[Joel Ausanka Reese]], and three of Mark's ex-girlfriends: Morgan ([[Ruby Leigh Young]]), Brooke ([[Kacy Todd]]), and Jill ([[Ruby Willmann]]). Standard sitcom tropes such as misunderstood intentions, the completion of absurd tasks, and even a laugh track were employed. At first, no continuity was observed between shows, but in the last handful of shows, characters were allowed to develop deeper relationships. | "Three Hot Chicks" referred to both the troupe and the name of the fictional sitcom the troupe created. Set in New York City, the show followed the misadventures of Mark Rabinowitz ([[Brad Hawkins]]), his brother Vinnie ([[Joel Ausanka Reese]]), and three of Mark's ex-girlfriends: Morgan ([[Ruby Leigh Young]]), Brooke ([[Kacy Todd]]), and Jill ([[Ruby Willmann]]). Standard sitcom tropes such as misunderstood intentions, the completion of absurd tasks, and even a laugh track were employed. At first, no continuity was observed between shows, but in the last handful of shows, characters were allowed to develop deeper relationships. | ||
== Media == | |||
=== Videos === | |||
* [http://vimeo.com/19634320 Three Hot Chicks' debut show] on Vimeo, courtesy of [[Peter Rogers]] | |||
* [http://vimeo.com/25332777 Three Hot Chicks' appearance] in [[The 42-Hour Improv Marathon]] | |||
* [http://vimeo.com/26109575 Video] by [[Brad Hawkins]] of their 7/6/11 show at [[ColdTowne Theater]]. | |||
=== Photos === | |||
* [http://www.facebook.com/hujhax/media_set?set=a.10150150642222265.328170.588952264&type=3 Photoset] by [[Peter Rogers]] of their 2/3/11 performance in ''[[The Threefer]]''. | |||
* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/menelaosprokos/sets/72157626290918877 Photoset] by [[Menelaos Prokos]] of their 3/27/11 performance in ''[[The Weekender]]''. | |||
==More Information== | ==More Information== | ||
* [http://threehotchicksimprov.com The Three Hot Chicks website] (moribund) | * [http://threehotchicksimprov.com The Three Hot Chicks website] (moribund) | ||
[[Category:Troupes]] | |||
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Three Hot Chicks was an improv troupe active in Austin in 2011. They performed an improvised sitcom, with pre-established characters.
History
Three Hot Chicks was founded by Joel Ausanka Reese after he attended the Out of Bounds Comedy Festival in 2010. A sitcom-based format was decided upon during rehearsals, and the troupe had their first show at the Hideout Theatre on February 3, 2011.
Three Hot Chicks appeared in The 42-Hour Improv Marathon.
Format
"Three Hot Chicks" referred to both the troupe and the name of the fictional sitcom the troupe created. Set in New York City, the show followed the misadventures of Mark Rabinowitz (Brad Hawkins), his brother Vinnie (Joel Ausanka Reese), and three of Mark's ex-girlfriends: Morgan (Ruby Leigh Young), Brooke (Kacy Todd), and Jill (Ruby Willmann). Standard sitcom tropes such as misunderstood intentions, the completion of absurd tasks, and even a laugh track were employed. At first, no continuity was observed between shows, but in the last handful of shows, characters were allowed to develop deeper relationships.
Media
Videos
- Three Hot Chicks' debut show on Vimeo, courtesy of Peter Rogers
- Three Hot Chicks' appearance in The 42-Hour Improv Marathon
- Video by Brad Hawkins of their 7/6/11 show at ColdTowne Theater.
Photos
- Photoset by Peter Rogers of their 2/3/11 performance in The Threefer.
- Photoset by Menelaos Prokos of their 3/27/11 performance in The Weekender.
More Information
- The Three Hot Chicks website (moribund)
