Notes from the Good Doctor

Hey gang, David Allen sent an email around responded to past emails and the blog. I'll post the full text in the comments section. [Note: Dr. David Allen is a registered author of the blog and could create a post any time he likes by going to blogger.com, logging in, clicking on "Combo Za Blog" and then "Create" under the posting tab. If other people would like such power, just let me know.]

WWFS (What Will Felipe Say?)

So Rich and Felipe will be recording some audio in the very near future and would like some feedback. Any ideas for how to best use Felipe's audio-only appearance?
It seems to me that maybe the best way to proceed would be to imagine a simple two-person skit like Complaint Department and just see what develops from there, Felipe can provide his half of the skit and maybe some non sequitors too. Are you bringing this on a CD, Rich, so we can skip around?
I don't know how political we want to get, my first idea was that Felipe would be coming in and the item he's trying to return is "Home from this Damn War" or maybe I forget how that skit works.

A friendly reminder

For those of you who are worried that you lost your mojo, I thought the following words of wisdom might help to get your juices flowing:



Comments for anything you like: rants against Del Close and his ilk; ruminations on the nature of improv; pep talks; posting credit card numbers ... world's your oyster, baby

A paean to the College Calligrapher

So we will be performing in five short days. If the last two reunions are anything to judge by, the show will be fun -- exceeded only by the after show party and practicing the day before. But no matter how hard we try, we will be unable to recreate the halcyon days of college.

Why?

Because our favorite members of the audience won't be there. An appreciative and supportive audience is essential to a performance's success.

So, pen odes to Orgasm Man in the comments section.

Let, Jeremy Fox know that he will forever be appreciated (for the youngin's, Jeremy was so devoted a fan that we gave him a shirt at a show when he graduated ... four years of tryouts and front row seats will do that for you).

Girlfriends, suitemates, and organic chemistry benchmates are all fair game.