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A Comic Challenge for you
This is a challenge for the improviser/writer in you. Write something for the Deli Sign.
Official Instructions:
Test your sardonic* skills by fill in in the sandwich board and win prizes, fame and glory below your wildest dreams in …The Great Non Sequitur Sign-Off!
But we’ll have our own contest. Add your entry in the comment section (here) and we’ll choose the one that makes us laugh. AND you’ll receive your choice of 20% off of our next workshop or a free Improv Playbook.
Contest ends December 3rd. Tell your friends. Let everyone play.
Rich and I will add our own suggestions (just to play, not to win cause we’ll already be at our next workshop and we both have a copy of The Playbook).
*Sardonic: characterized by bitter or scornful derision; mocking; cynical; sneering
and yes….the text really says “below your wildest dreams”. Cool huh?
Written by William Hall
William Hall is a founder of BATS Improv in San Francisco and has been bringing Improvisation to theatre companies and business around the world since 1986. He is the author of The Playbook: Improv Games for Performers a fun guide to improv games and formats. [http://www.ImprovPlaybook.com] He trains and coaches executives in leadership communication. He improvises and performs regularly.
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“Untouched by human hands.”
NO, we do not have change for parking meter!!!
You,
R Special
Vos aliments pour chats.
Try our Madoff special
No Shoes.
No Shirt.
No Pants.
Yes, Service 4 All naked, nude, au naturel patrons.
Come right in…..&
Eat This !
T O D A Y
The Darwin Special!
Come in – this is for you.
Something for everyone.
Servers wanted.
Bear Market Proof
A little bit of comfort in this Bare Market
Come on in and play with your food.
And the W I N N E R is…
John Leslie who wrote:
“Untouched by human hands.”
John has won a free Playbook: Improv Games for Performers. Congratulations John.
John is an actor and teacher in LA…who want you to know that he is “currently seeking representation”.
Thanks John…and thanks to everyone who submitted your funny lines.
We’ll have another contest soon…cause it’s fun…and because you left comments.
William