| Author: | Katherine Lato | ISBN: | 9781301923373 |
| Publisher: | Katherine Lato | Publication: | June 12, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Katherine Lato |
| ISBN: | 9781301923373 |
| Publisher: | Katherine Lato |
| Publication: | June 12, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
"Yes, And..." is a common saying in improvisational theater, and a life philosophy that an ad hoc group performing improv in Edinburgh learns to apply to their lives.
When the opportunity to perform at a larger theater occurs, one of the organizers grabs it, forcing the group to scramble to be ready. Aside from two professionals, the group signed up for an interesting vacation, so the performance is bound to have awkward moments. Their cohesiveness is threatened further when members of the group use the clarity of the stage to uncover secrets.
A couple planned this trip for their honeymoon. Even though they didn't get married, they're in the same apartment, performing as part of the Craigslist Eight. A teenager participates with her parents, and is determined to find out their secret, not aware of the potential cost. One group member's duplicity exacerbates the organizers' financial difficulties. Another member is preoccupied with seeing free shows. In twenty-four hours, they learn much about improv, themselves, and life.
"Yes, And..." is a common saying in improvisational theater, and a life philosophy that an ad hoc group performing improv in Edinburgh learns to apply to their lives.
When the opportunity to perform at a larger theater occurs, one of the organizers grabs it, forcing the group to scramble to be ready. Aside from two professionals, the group signed up for an interesting vacation, so the performance is bound to have awkward moments. Their cohesiveness is threatened further when members of the group use the clarity of the stage to uncover secrets.
A couple planned this trip for their honeymoon. Even though they didn't get married, they're in the same apartment, performing as part of the Craigslist Eight. A teenager participates with her parents, and is determined to find out their secret, not aware of the potential cost. One group member's duplicity exacerbates the organizers' financial difficulties. Another member is preoccupied with seeing free shows. In twenty-four hours, they learn much about improv, themselves, and life.
