Gorilla Theatreâ„¢
Five improvisers, five themes and one Gorilla - an extraordinary night of improvisation, unlike any other in Melbourne. The improvisers take to the stage with themes they want to explore. Succeed, and the audience rewards them with a Banana. Fail in their role, the audience punishes them with a Forfeit. Ultimately the improvisers must create theatre that wins the audience over, or suffer the consequences. @impromelbourne
Venue: David Williamson Theatre
Address: 35 St John Street, Prahran, VIC 3181
Date: Sunday nights July 9th to 30th
Time: 7.30pm
Ticket: $15 online, $20 at the door
Buy / Ticket: https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=282924&bof=1
Web: https://www.impromelbourne.com.au/shows/2017/gorilla-theatre?showid=72
: https://www.facebook.com/events/1946470818933449/
EMail: manager@impromelbourne.com.au
Call: 409933228
Address: 35 St John Street, Prahran, VIC 3181
Date: Sunday nights July 9th to 30th
Time: 7.30pm
Ticket: $15 online, $20 at the door
Buy / Ticket: https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=282924&bof=1
Web: https://www.impromelbourne.com.au/shows/2017/gorilla-theatre?showid=72
: https://www.facebook.com/events/1946470818933449/
EMail: manager@impromelbourne.com.au
Call: 409933228
"Who knows what wild adventures the next show will deliver" - The Plus Ones (2016)
Five improvisers, five themes and one Gorilla - an extraordinary night of improvisation.
The struggle for directors to attain their vision is at the heart of Gorilla Theatreâ„¢ and makes it unlike any other improvisation show in Melbourne.
Five improvisers take to the stage with themes they want to explore. Succeed, and the audience rewards them with a Banana. Fail in their role as director, the audience punishes them with a Forfeit. Players might have to 'call their Mother and apologise for being a bad director' or "do a Shakespeare monologue on your failure".
Ultimately the improvisers must create theatre that wins the audience over, or suffer the consequences.
Devised by Keith Johnstone, creator of Theatresportsâ„¢, and directed by Patti Stiles, Gorilla Theatreâ„¢ encourages the performers to invent scenes that thrill, amuse and provoke, and yes "¦. there is a Gorilla as part of the action.
Let us warm your winter Sundays with improvisation that is electrifying, impulsive and unforgettable.
"Real time, improvised theatre. Be part of the story" - Weekend Notes (2016)
Five improvisers, five themes and one Gorilla - an extraordinary night of improvisation.
The struggle for directors to attain their vision is at the heart of Gorilla Theatreâ„¢ and makes it unlike any other improvisation show in Melbourne.
Five improvisers take to the stage with themes they want to explore. Succeed, and the audience rewards them with a Banana. Fail in their role as director, the audience punishes them with a Forfeit. Players might have to 'call their Mother and apologise for being a bad director' or "do a Shakespeare monologue on your failure".
Ultimately the improvisers must create theatre that wins the audience over, or suffer the consequences.
Devised by Keith Johnstone, creator of Theatresportsâ„¢, and directed by Patti Stiles, Gorilla Theatreâ„¢ encourages the performers to invent scenes that thrill, amuse and provoke, and yes "¦. there is a Gorilla as part of the action.
Let us warm your winter Sundays with improvisation that is electrifying, impulsive and unforgettable.
"Real time, improvised theatre. Be part of the story" - Weekend Notes (2016)