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{{Infobox Performer | |||
|Name = Deano Jones | |||
|Picture = Deano jones pic.jpg | |||
|Theater = Various | |||
|Years = 2009-Present | |||
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'''Deano Jones''' is an Austin improvisor. | '''Deano Jones''' is an Austin improvisor. | ||
==History== | |||
Moving to Austin in 2005 from New York City, Deano began taking improv classes at [[Merlin Works]] in 2009. | |||
He has appeared in [[Michael Joplin]]'s ''[[The Family]]'', Hideout mainstage shows ''[[The Andersons]]'', ''[[The Violet Underbelly]]'' and ''[[Holy 1960's Batman, Batman!]]''. He is a member of troupes [[Simply D-Vine]], [[The Intentions]] and [[The Knuckleball Now]]. | |||
As a graphic designer, Deano has created over 200 posters for improv shows in the AIC. | |||
His novel, ''[http://www.riseofthecaferacer.com Rise of the Cafe Racer]'', was featured in ''[[The Next Chapter]]''. | |||
''' | == Shows == | ||
* ''[[The Andersons]]'' | |||
* ''[[The Family]]'' | |||
* ''[[Holy 1960s Batman, Batman!]]'' | |||
* ''[[The Violet Underbelly]]'' | |||
== Troupes == | |||
* [[The Intentions]] | |||
* [[The Knuckleball Now]] | |||
* [[Simply D-Vine]] | |||
== More Information == | |||
* [http://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/2816451 Interview] on ''[[The Theft Forum]]''. | |||
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| Years Active | 2009-Present |
Deano Jones is an Austin improvisor.
History
Moving to Austin in 2005 from New York City, Deano began taking improv classes at Merlin Works in 2009.
He has appeared in Michael Joplin's The Family, Hideout mainstage shows The Andersons, The Violet Underbelly and Holy 1960's Batman, Batman!. He is a member of troupes Simply D-Vine, The Intentions and The Knuckleball Now.
As a graphic designer, Deano has created over 200 posters for improv shows in the AIC.
His novel, Rise of the Cafe Racer, was featured in The Next Chapter.
