Kick Drum Decade's newest video with cameos from some of our friends including Lauren!
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Monday, October 18, 2010
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A Kick Drum Decade Halloween
We had a blast shooting our Kick Drum Decade Halloween video today. Some friends dropped by during the day to help us out.
Setting up. |
Manny |
More Manny |
Our buddy, Jason Horton. |
Uretz |
Our friends/significant others: Chris Gorbos, Muretta Moss, Lauren Lapkus, and Kadie Uretz. |
A wet Genevieve and a hippie Lauren. |
Lauren and Mimeself. See what I did there? |
Kick Drum Decade |
An awesome day of shooting! |
A wet Genevieve. |
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Baby shower
Lauren and I had a great time at our good friends' Brett and Dayna's babyshower. We are all excited for the arrival of their baby boy, Jackson!
Brett, Lauren, and mommy Dayna. |
Brett's my best friend and I know he'll make a great dad. |
Oh yeah, co-ed party games were involved. The trash bag bib was to protect my shirt from the disgusting baby food that Lauren was shoveling into my mouth as part of a baby food eating contest. |
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
So long EPIC
After 11 weeks and 165 shows, we are off the EPIC. At 15 shows a week, it was a lot of work. On the same hand, at 15 shows a week, it was a lot of fun. Improv and overall performance-wise, I feel the strongest I have ever felt. It was a pleasure to work with a cast that could bring the funny, show after show, night after night. I got to see what the western and eastern Caribbean had to offer (not much). I got to work with Mick Napier. I developed a close relationship with some members of the cast. I ate a hummingbird heart. What can I say? I had a good time aboard the EPIC and I'm thankful to The Second City for the opportunity. Also, I am so happy to be HOME!
Here are some pics from our last week on the ship.
Tough guys (with mics) |
Rob, Robyn (with shirt purchased by Rob), and Chelsea. |
Last stogie in Honduras. |
My boy, Rob. |
Some of the cast and friends enjoying the strong Honduran coffee and each other's company. |
Cast dinner at the on board restaurant, Teppanyaki. (The chef tossed food into our mouths one at a time.) |
Slimed by the Nickelodeon at Sea cast. Childhood dream come true! |
Cast photo on our last night with our two tech guys. Awesome crew! |
Saturday, October 2, 2010
So long Slam
Last night a bunch of the crew showed up to the blues club Fat Cats to say goodbye to resident blues musician/singer, Mr. Slam Allen, who is leaving the ship for a bit. Slam is well liked by the passengers but is especially loved by the crew. He is generous with his stage and is always happy to have a member of the crew join him in singing a song or allowing them to pick up an instrument (from time to time he will hand over his own guitar) and jam . Last night was no different. It seemed that every crew member on board who had an instrument or could play one was on stage with Slam. The rest of us sang and danced. It was an awesome night.
Slam is seated with microphone in hand. Jared, the violinist from the Cirque Dreams show, surprised Slam with some electric viloin blues. |
With Rob |
Rob and Robyn |
With our buddy Dan from the Blue Man Group. He sang Mustang Sally with Slam. He also left the ship today. |
Ron. An awesome musician and storyteller. |
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