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A special supplement to the Terrace Review and Prince Rupert This Week

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!

During RIVERBOAT DAYS
Be sure and visit

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