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|Theater = [[The Institution Theater]]
|Theater = [[The Institution Theater]]
|Director = {{Unbulleted list | [[Clifton Highfield]] (season 1) | [[Mason Pitluk]] (season 2) }}
|Director = {{Unbulleted list | [[Clifton Highfield]] (season 1) | [[Mason Pitluk]] (season 2) }}
|Cast = {{Unbulleted list | [[James C. Leary]] | [[Syndey Huddleston]] | various guests }}
|Cast = {{Unbulleted list | [[James C. Leary]] | [[Syndey Huddleston]] | [[Mike Carreon]] | [[Ceej Allen]] | [[Alex Ayala]] | various guests }}
|Run = Sep 2014
|Run = Sep 2014
|Subsequent Runs = Mar-Apr 2015
|Subsequent Runs = Mar-Apr 2015

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Late Night Time Machine

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Theater The Institution Theater
Directed by
Cast
Initial Run Sep 2014
Subsequent Run(s) Mar-Apr 2015

Late Night Time Machine is an improvised historical talk show at The Institution Theater.

Summary

Late Night Time Machine with Teddy Hancox is an entirely written and entirely improvised live comedy show created by Tess Hermes, James C. Leary, and Mason Pitluk. The show features Teddy Hancox (James C. Leary), a talk-show host from 1968 (aka "the golden era of late-night"). Each show features new guest improvisors who arrive in character as historical figures or celebrities from past, present, and future. Sydney Huddleston co-stars as Matilda "Tildy" Weatherspoon, the show's intern/PA turned producer, and Mike Carreon as Teddy's sidekick, Bud Grouper.

The show includes on-air interviews, off-air interactions both on-set, in the green room, and behind the scenes, and commercial sketches typical of 1968.

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