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|Cast = {{Unbulleted list|[[Jessica Arjet]] | [[Andrew Basile]] | [[Ashley Jayne Carlisle]] | [[Cat Drago]] | [[Mitchell Deane]] | [[Andreas Fabis]] | [[Scott Hearne]] | [[Clifton Highfield]] | [[Ryan Hill]] | [[Brandon Martin]] | [[Nathan Sowell]] | [[Sarah Swofford]] | [[Dana Yanoshak]]}} | |Cast = {{Unbulleted list|[[Jessica Arjet]] | [[Andrew Basile]] | [[Ashley Jayne Carlisle]] | [[Cat Drago]] | [[Mitchell Deane]] | [[Andreas Fabis]] | [[Scott Hearne]] | [[Clifton Highfield]] | [[Ryan Hill]] | [[Brandon Martin]] | [[Nathan Sowell]] | [[Sarah Swofford]] | [[Dana Yanoshak]]}} | ||
|Theater = [[The Institution Theater]] | |Theater = [[The Institution Theater]] | ||
|Run = | |Run = Feb 2013 | ||
|Subsequent Runs = {{Unbulleted list | [[Feb 2014]] | [[Feb 2015]] }} | |||
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'''''Love Fest''''' (AKA | '''''Love Fest''''' (AKA '''Lovefest''') is an annual improvised longform show based on the theme of love. In 2013 and 2014, it ran concurrently with ''[[Bitterfest]]''. | ||
==Format== | ==Format== | ||
Each show consisted of three separate troupe performances by [[Nugefield]], [[Bedfellows]], and [[The Seven Eight Sevens]]. The troupe performances were interspersed with brief musical acts and true stories by the cast members about their love lives. | Each show consisted of three separate troupe performances by [[Nugefield]], [[Bedfellows]], and [[The Seven Eight Sevens]] (2013) or Lovecast (2014). The troupe performances were interspersed with brief musical acts and true stories by the cast members about their love lives. | ||
[[The Seven Eight Sevens]]' 2013 format for ''Love Fest'' was conceived of by [[Clifton Highfield]] who was coaching them at the time. The format was titled "Missed Connections", and was a series of scenes on the them of love interspersed with readings from that day's "Missed Connections" section of [[wikipedia:Craigslist|craigslist]]. | |||
==Media== | ==Media== | ||
=== Photos === | |||
* [http://www.facebook.com/claudio.fox.5/media_set?set=a.534099176611582.117854.100000345135257&type=3 Photoset] by [[Claudio Fox]] of the 2/8/13 show. | |||
* [http://www.facebook.com/michael.yew/media_set?set=a.4359528749139.144191.1315383518&type=3 Photoset] by [[Michael Yew]] of the 2/22/13 show. | |||
* [http://www.facebook.com/claudio.fox.5/media_set?set=a.701283736559791.1073741880.100000345135257&type=3 Photoset] by [[Claudio Fox]] of the 1/31/14 show. | |||
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| Theater | The Institution Theater |
| Directed by | Clifton Highfield |
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| Initial Run | Feb 2013 |
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Love Fest (AKA Lovefest) is an annual improvised longform show based on the theme of love. In 2013 and 2014, it ran concurrently with Bitterfest.
Format
Each show consisted of three separate troupe performances by Nugefield, Bedfellows, and The Seven Eight Sevens (2013) or Lovecast (2014). The troupe performances were interspersed with brief musical acts and true stories by the cast members about their love lives.
The Seven Eight Sevens' 2013 format for Love Fest was conceived of by Clifton Highfield who was coaching them at the time. The format was titled "Missed Connections", and was a series of scenes on the them of love interspersed with readings from that day's "Missed Connections" section of craigslist.
Media
Photos
- Photoset by Claudio Fox of the 2/8/13 show.
- Photoset by Michael Yew of the 2/22/13 show.
- Photoset by Claudio Fox of the 1/31/14 show.
