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Comedy |
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Short, 15-20 minutes
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2 females, 1 male |
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Perhaps a table and a few chairs.
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| A failed TV writer returns to his rural Southern home to teach improvisation at the Delta Arts Center. In his first awkward class, the teacher gets a few life lessons from his two quirky students. |
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| "A charming character piece. Here, two old women get bumped from the ever-popular ceramics class into an improvisation course with a failed sitcom writer. It represents the best of what this brief format can reveal: surprising characterizations unfolding in original situations." |
| --The Albuquerque Tribune |
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| The World Premiere of Failing the Improv, Moving Arts, Los Angeles (1999). Photo: Lee Wochner. |
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