July 9th Salon Preview: Tongue & Groove

Filed under:Uncategorized — posted by Bonnie on June 30, 2008 @ 12:49 pm

Philadelphia’s premier serio-comic improv ensemble will perform at next month’s Salon, where they will create a spontaneous work of documentary theatre!

Tongue & Groove uses a unique first person-inspired format for improvisation: prompted by questions from the company, the audience anonymously writes honest personal information on index cards; these cards are randomly chosen throughout the show to inspire a series of reality-based scenes and monologues that reflect the spirit of the audience.

Tongue & Groove was founded in 2006 with the mission of creating theatre that has the dramatic integrity of well-crafted scene-writing and the playful tension of improv. Headed by artistic director Bobbi Block, (of Philly Fringe-favorite LunchLady Doris, and Barrymore Award-winning improv company ComedySportz) the company of talented actors includes Adam Gertler, finalist on the new season of The Next Food Network Star. Their work explores a wide range of relationships, evoking both humor and pathos as they improvise the human experience. Tongue & Groove performances include romance, comedy, drama…and lots of kissin’ and wrestlin’.

More on Tongue & Groove here.

Mark your calendars for the July 9th Salon at the Gershman Y (7-9pm)
Featuring:

  • Documentary improv from Tongue & Groove
  • Artist Rachel Fujita and her multimedia work, lovehateNYC
  • Philadelphia writer Elisabeth Erickson

Please join us at the Gershman Y- 401 South Broad St. from 7-9pm

$5 minimum admission. All ages welcome!

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