WHERE: The Shoebox Theatre, 2110 SE 10th Avenue, Portland
WHEN: Friday, June 26th, 2009 at 10:00 pm.
PRICE: $5 at the door. No reservations necessary.
Fast-paced, funny, and cheap. The Light-Fingered Five offer another monthly evening of improv comedy games, continuing their recession proof pricing at just $5 a ticket. Just because we’re poor doesn’t mean we can’t have fun. Join the Fivers for an escape to comedy, with audience participation and fun for all. Show starts at 10:00 pm, or as soon after Twilight Repertory Theatre’s production of Parents and Children as possible.
The Light-Fingered Five have been together for six years, doing comedy the old fashioned way—they make it up. If you’ve ever wanted to see something like “Whose Line Is It Anyway” live, this is your chance. In 2005 the LF5 defeated five different improv groups from around Portland in the Brody Theater’s improv competition, finally retiring as the tournament champions. Visit the Light-Fingered-Five website at www.lf5.org.
The Shoebox, that is. On May 22nd the comedy improv group returns to its favorite local home, the intimate and cozy Shoebox Theatre, for an evening of improv comedy games. In light of the recession and rising unemployment, The Light-Fingered Five has also decided to return their ticket price to their pre-recession level of just $5 per person. Just because we’re poor doesn’t mean we can’t have fun. Join the Fivers for an escape to comedy, with audience participation and fun for all.
The Light-Fingered Five have been together for six years, doing comedy the old fashioned way—they make it up. If you’ve ever wanted to see something like “Whose Line Is It Anyway” live, this is your chance. In 2005 the LF5 defeated five different improv groups from around Portland in the Brody Theater’s improv competition, finally retiring as the tournament champions.
WHERE: The Shoebox Theatre, 2110 SE 10th Avenue, Portland
WHEN: Friday, May 22nd, 2009 at 10:00 pm.
PRICE: $5 at the door. No reservations necessary.
The Light Fingered Five (LF5) will be celebrating the arrival of the Obama Administration with an evening of unscripted comedy. What’s funny about Democrats? Come find out!
LF5 will make fun of anyone and everyone, especially themselves. This very special night of improv will follow Twilight Repertory Theatre’s production of Arms and the Man. Make it a comedy double feature; see George Bernard Shaw’s romantic comedy, Arms and the Man, at 7:30pm and get into the LF5 show free of admission!
Who: The Light Fingered Five
What: Improv Comedy
Where: The Shoebox Theatre, 2110 SE 10th Ave., Portland
When: Friday, January 23rd, 2009 at 10:00pm
Price: $8 for singles/$15 for couples at the door. No reservations necessary.
Learn more about our favorite Portland theatre company, Twilight Repertory Theatre, and their current production of Arms and the Man at www.twilightrep.org.
On Friday, October 10th, the Light-Fingered Five will offer a night of improv comedy to register voters for the November election (the registration deadline is October 14th). Contributions can be made to Senator Obama’s Campaign for Change, but the event is free. So bring your unregistered friends or your unregistered self and sign up to vote and have some laughs at the same time. Participants can also contribute or volunteer for the final weeks of the campaign. The Light-Fingered Five promise that no moose will be harmed in the creation of this comedy evening.
WHO: The Light-Fingered Five
WHAT: Comedy (Improv)
WHERE: Oregon City Campaign For Change Office, 611 Main Street, Oregon City
WHEN: Friday, October 10th, 2008 at 8:00 pm.
PRICE: Contributions accepted at the event. For reservations call 503-657-6624.
The Light-Fingered Five have been together for five years, doing comedy the old fashioned way - they make it up. If you’ve ever wanted to see something like “Whose Line Is It Anyway” live, this is your chance. In 2005 the LF5 defeated five different improv groups from around Portland in the Brody Theater’s improv competition, finally retiring as the tournament champions. Visit the Light-Fingered Five website at www.lf5.org.
The Light Fingered Five is online! We hope to post about everything from improv to local Portland theater and more. Hopefully there will be some video clips of the LF5 in action sometime soon!
