The 44-Hour Improv Marathon
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The 44-Hour Improv Marathon will be the fifth annual Hideout Improv Marathon.
Summary
It will be performed in 2013, starting Friday, June 21 and ending Sunday, June 23.
Core Players
- Aaron Saenz
- Christopher "Ceej" Allen
- Jessica Arjet
- Kayla Lane Freeman
- Lindsey Reeves
- Lisa Jackson
- Michael Joplin
- Peter Rogers
Staff
- Roy Janik Artistic Director
- Ryan Hill Producer
- Jessie Pascarelli Assistant Producer
- Cat Drago Food Wrangler
- Victoria Hawthorne Food Wrangler
- Ruby Willmann Sponsorship Captain
- Dave Alley Photography Coordinator
- Jessica Arjet Volunteer Coordinator
- Kareem Badr Planning
- Andy Crouch Planning Committee
- Kaci Beeler Design
Schedule
Note: some things in this schedule might shift or change before the actual performance.
- Friday 5pm: The cast performs with teens from The Hideout Theatre's summer camp.
- Friday 6pm: Free-form improv from the core cast.
- Friday 7pm: Start Trekkin'
- Friday 8pm: The Fancy-Pants Mashup
- This one features a slight change in format: each two-hander will include a marathon player and someone from the visiting Fancy-Pants cast.
- Friday 10pm: Parallelogramophonograph presents "New Works"
- Friday 11pm: Franz & Dave present "Pine Falls", a surreal television pilot in the style of Twin Peaks.
- Saturday 12am: The New Game Project
- Saturday 1am: In Our Prime
- Saturday 2am: Past Lives
- Saturday 3am: Cheap Date
- Saturday 4am: "The Bat" with ColdTowne
- Saturday 5am: Epic Telescope (AKA "Half-Life in reverse")
- Saturday 6am: Performance with veterans of The Hideout Improv Marathon
- Saturday 7am: Student Show
- Saturday 8am: Waterpark, a musical-improv troupe from The New Movement, presents a non-narrative musical-improv show.
- Saturday 9am: Dubbed Indemnity
- Saturday 10am: Local Genius Society presents "Video Game", where cards scattered with 'helpful' instructions throw kinks and twists into this improvised story.
- Saturday 11am: Charles Dickens Unleashed
- Saturday 12pm: Arkay presents JTS Brown.
- Saturday 1pm: What's the Story, Steve?
- Saturday 2pm: Free-form improv from the core cast. (Nicknamed "The Eye of the Storm", this is the exact midpoint of the marathon.)
- Saturday 3pm: Girls Girls Girls
- Saturday 4pm: Pick Your Own Path
- Saturday 5pm: The Amazon & The Milksop are your guides for a series of improvised English Instructional Videos. You will learn so much.
- Saturday 6pm: The Library
- Saturday 7pm: The Knuckleball Now
- Saturday 8pm: Theatresports
- Saturday 9pm: Confidence Men presents "The Duck Variations", a series of two-hander scenes based around an audience-suggested theme.
- Saturday 10pm: Maestro
- Sunday 12am: The Black Vault
- Sunday 1am: Puppet Improv Project
- Sunday 2am: Tech Nightmare
- Sunday 3am: Big Beautiful Warlock presents Big Beautiful Warriors, a game show with very non-traditional games.
- Sunday 4am: Pulp Friction
- Sunday 5am: a secret show, produced by Jason Vines.
- Roy has made Jason promise not to be *too* cruel to the core cast with his secret format.
- Sunday 6am: "The Queen Is Not Amused", wherein Jonathan Monkhouse appears via Skype, portraying the queen of England.
- Sunday 7am: Student Show
- Sunday 8am: Care Bear Stare -- The Care Bears are here to bring badly animated joy to your lives.
- Sunday 9am: The Institution Theater presents "the movie format", an improv montage with screenplay-style scene painting.
- Sunday 10am: Fakespeare
- This version of the show will start off with a few Shakespearean improv games, and then segue into a narrative.
- Sunday 11am: Bad Boys
- Sunday 12pm: Free-form improv from the core cast (nicknamed "The Final Countdown").
Jonathan Monkhouse
British improvisor Jonathan Monkhouse was originally scheduled to play in the 44-Hour Marathon. Due to visa troubles, neither Monkhouse nor his improv partner Chris Mead were able to come to the United States.
Michael Joplin stepped in as Jonathan's replacement in the core cast.
The Saturday 2am slot was originally scheduled for Project2, the science-fiction troupe that both Monkhouse and Chris Mead are a part of.
The Sunday 6am slot was originally scheduled for "The Queen is not Amused", wherein Monkhouse would impersonate the Queen for the full hour.
