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Come Alive! with Terrace Little Theatre

contributed by Annette Canute establish a set of touching rules

Come Alive! with the Terrace Little Theatre. Participate in The- atre Sports in George Littke Mem-

orial Park bandshell on Saturday.

and Sunday of Riverboat Days.

"Theatre Sports — what’s that?", you ask. Kinda hard to describe. As with other sports, a visual demonstration is the easiest way to learn. And nothing beats actual participation for getting the feel of it.

To clarify, theatre sports are improvisations requiring on-the- spot creativity. The definition of improvisation or ’improv’, accord- ing to the OFFICIAL Theatre Sports Handbook, is "whatever it takes to move the action/dialogue along quickly with or without appearing silly". To *improvise’ means to think fast for purposes of staying ‘alive; that is, NOT dying from embarrassment.

Although usually low contact, participants are encouraged to

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unless everyone is on first name basis. Then, of course, anything goes. Proper sports attire is manda- tory: clothing must be loose, run- ning shoes worn at all times, and last, but certainly not least, knee-

Kneecap visibility is sometimes

important in achieving theatre _ Sports’ objective: to win the audi-

ence over; that is, to entertain. At times, desperate measures are needed to win over a serious, stick-in-the-mud audience: kneecap painting or whatever it takes...

Now, you're probably wondering, "Do I have what it takes?” The primary quality shared by success- ful theatre sports participants is the ability and willingness to laugh at oneself. If you think you’ve got the right stuff or need a demon- stration to be sure, come and join us, August 3rd (approximately 2:45 and 5:45 p.m) and August 4th (approximately 12:30, 2:45 and 545 pm.) in the bandshell, George Little Memorial Park. To entertain or to be entertained, the more the mertier!

caps must be visible!

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