The Oberlin College Improv Conference (OCIC) is one of the largest student-run improv festivals in the country, and has been going strong for a decade. At this year’s conference, we tested boundaries: between shortform and longform, between theater and dance, music and musicality.
Click this link to visit the OCIC Facebook page.
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Thursday, June 11, 2009
Oberlin College Improv Conference
On April 17-18, 2009, I attended the amazing Oberlin College Improv Conference in Oberlin, Ohio.
Friends With Benefits Improv in Cleveland, Ohio
I'm a student of improvisational performance with the Cleveland troupe, Friends With Benefits Improv...where charity is always a member of the cast.
Friends with Benefits was founded by Kimberly Pride and Deena Nyer Mendlowitz in 2008. It was born from their desire to produce high quality improvisational comedy shows while being socially minded. Shows strive to raise both funds and awareness for charities, organizations, or causes that inspire them. Past shows have raised money for Victims of Hurricane Olga (Jan. 2008), Shaw High School’s Marching Band’s trip to the Beijing Olympics (March 2008) and Milestones Organization (July 2008).
Click here to visit the Friends With Benefits Improv website.
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