History Of Improv Comedy In Illinois Featured In New Documentary
New documentary to feature the history of Improv Comedian in Illinois.
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New documentary to feature the history of Improv Comedian in Illinois.
New documentary to feature the history of Improv Comedian in Illinois.
From the Compass Players at the University of Chicago to The Second City, Chicago has been synonymous with improvisational comedy for decades. But few know the real story of how the world-famous art form began.
David Shepherd, co-founder of Compass Players and the inventor of Chicago-style improv, dies at 94. Without him, no "Saturday Night Live."
Pamela Sterlingâs play "LOUISA MAY ALCOTT: THE POWER OF A WOMAN" will be produced by Hanford Multicultural Theater Company. HMTC is discovering all that makes Pamela tick before her production locally. This is the second column dedicated to this power of a woman, Pamela Sterling. An actress, playwright, director, theater educator, and former arts administrator. In last weekâs column, Pamela discussed the free acting and performance opportunities from her youth funded by The Oregonian. Clearly, this partnership made the arts available to the community and impacted the youth. â...