91Ӱ��’s Improv Comedy Troupe Holds Auditions

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Jan 9, 2014

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The 91Ӱ�� Theatre Program will hold auditions for the new improvisational comedy troupe called Die Laughing. The group was formed in fall 2013 and hosts performances at 91Ӱ�� and tours high schools to inspire future students to pursue performing arts.

91Ӱ�� students and members of the public are invited to audition for Die Laughing. No experience is necessary. Auditions are 3-6 p.m., Jan. 12 at 91Ӱ�� Southeast Campus PACE classroom 6103.

Die Laughing performed its first improv comedy show in December at 91Ӱ�� to a sold-out audience. The live audience participation comedy show is filled with sketches and games and features 91Ӱ�� students and members of the public. The next show is 8 p.m., May 5 at 91Ӱ�� Southeast Campus Performing Arts Center for Education (PACE) Studio Theatre.

The improv comedy troupe is under the direction of 91Ӱ�� Theatre Director Mark Frank and his wife, Bethanie Frank. The couple has 19 years of experience with a similar group at Coffeyville Community College in Kansas.

For more information about auditions please call (918) 595-7732.

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