KCVImprov

This past Wednesday, KCVImprov competed in the first night of play of the Kingston Regional Improv Tournament, and boy golly did we have a good time!

After a very large and violent game of Big Booty with the Regi team backstage (that left scary marks on James' thighs), we evolved into a theme game, then quickly into a story game, where we heard of the terrible reign of King James and how he threatened his servants Liam and Matt if they didn't remove the birdhouse that was keeping him up at night. (See I told you there would be pretty birds!)

After intermission we went straight into a style game in the style of an RPG (see the "Other Important Cultural Artefacts" page underneath "Photos" in the bar above), and the team rolled two natural 20s and slayed some orcs and an evil wizard. Then there was a life game, and Matt kept sleeping through his alarm clock and it was awful. Matt missed the bus.

Congrats to all the teams that competed, you were all wonderful!

In future news, thoughts are in motion to organize an invitational, just-for-fun night of play at the KC auditorium sometime in late March or early April. Many details need still to be detailed about this phenomenally phun time, but we will be sure to keep you, the Internet, updated.

Til then, stay warm, Internet.

-James

So here we are, a week away from the start of a Kingston Improv Games tournament. KCVImprov is super stoked [sic] to be competing again, and encourages everybody to come out to the Octave Theatre on Wednesday the 18th at 7:00 pm to come support our glorious rebirth. From the ashes. Like a phoenix. A big ol' improvisational phoenix. Kind of like how Dumbledore ran Hogwarts, actually: he was just generally like "ehh I'll figure it out as I go along I've got a phoenix I'm good" and things tended to work out well.

That's what our Night of Play is gonna be like. A lot of pretty birds.

And hats.

But I digress! KCVImprov will be performing alongside teams from Ernestown, Bayridge, and Smith Falls on the first evening of the competition. Tickets are 8$ for students and seniors, and 10$ for adults. It's gonna be a sicknasty horrorshow amazing time [sic] and we for one can't wait.

(Meanwhile, if you need more information about the Kingston Tournament, zip on over to http://improv.ca/regions/kingston/, and if you can't wait eight days to get your fix of improv (I understand), you can get your fix of improv action over at http://improv.ca/training/classic-video/ (where you can even find an ancient KCVI Character event woah our team's old.))