Join Cambrian Players' Improv Club
Cambrian Players is offering a casual environment where people can meet, share skills, and have fun while playing with improv comedy. There is no fee, and we are currently opening it up to the general public.
The Improv Club meets Sundays at 7:00pm at the Cambrian Studio, 210 Victoria Avenue.
Contact Bryan at improv@cambrianplayers.ca for more information.
Our Current Season:
Arms and the Man: by George Bernard Shaw
March 4-6, and 10-13, 2010
Arms And The Man created a huge controversy when it was first performed in 1894. Shaw's pointed and amusing satire of the foolishness of war, of romanticised love and and of the ridiculous notions of class distinction rings as true today in our society as it did in Shaw's England .The characters in the play are broad stereotypes which Shaw masterfully uses to poke fun at the supposed heroics of war, at love based on social standing rather than true feelings, and at the ludicrous belief that somehow common people are less worthy than those to whom an accident of birth has conferred aristocratic status.
Comedy is sometimes the most palatable way to tell the truth. The characters in Arms and the Man take themselves so seriously that we can't help but laugh at them, and that is as Shaw intended.
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead: by Tom Stoppard
May 6-8, and 12-15, 2010
