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Photos From BATS Improv Benefit for Haiti

February 3rd, 2010 | 2 Comments

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Here are a few photos from the BATS Improv Benefit for Haiti.

The BATS Improv Bayfront Theater was sold out and we raised $6,000 dollars.  The money will go to Doctors without Borders and Partners in Health.  Both are on the ground in  Haiti and are considered to be excellent charities.

I was the host of the event and found myself sitting in the isle.  I snapped a few shots.

The first half featured BATS Improv and the second half 3 of BATS own, 3 for All.

The Players Warm Up ... Dave and Rafe play F... Look at the smiles. Stephen Kearin and B... Stephen gets the STE... Before the show. Ric... Ben, Kasey, Laura, D... Speaking in one voice. Laura and Dave. Kasey, Lisa and Millie An audience voluntee... Nice lighting by Pam... Ben and Lisa. Lisa and Ben. 3 for All 3 for All taking sug... Stephen Kearin, Rafe... 3 for All. Lighting 'space obje... Smoking. 3 for All Tim, Stephen and Rafe. First it was smoking...

Were you there?  Any comments about the event?

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Written by William Hall

William Hall is a founder of BATS Improv in San Francisco and has been bringing Improvisation to theater 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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2 Responses to "Photos From BATS Improv Benefit for Haiti"

1. Joshua Jendryka says:

   February 5, 2010 at 8:17 pm

   The colors of the Three for All set are gorgeous!

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2. Martin says:

   April 27, 2010 at 9:05 am

   Nice pictures, William. Looks like a fun and worthy event. We also donated $ to Docs w/out borders after the Haiti quake, they are a great group. One thing that strikes me though, the performers in contrasting colors stand out better against the black back-drop.

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