Starla and Sons
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Starla and Sons is a longform improv comedy group at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island. The group was formed with five members in the fall of 2006. It is the second longform group in the university's history, and has performed about twice a month since its inception.[1] The group currently has ten members, and performs fast-paced traditional longform pieces such as the Harold, Deconstruction and Cube, and its own invention, the Starla.[2]
In 2008, Starla and Sons hosted the first annual College Hill Longform Improv Festival (CHLIF), a 24-hour continual longform improv performance. Eleven college and professional groups, including ImprovBoston and Unexpected Company, performed in the festival.[3][4][5]
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Current members[edit]
- Tess Plant-Thomas
- Will Ruehle
- Ari Rodriguez
- Drew Dickerson
- Noah Prestwich
- Gerrit Thurston
- Liza Carroll
- Jay Mamana
- Emma Miller
- Will Peterson
Alumni[edit]
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- Will Guzzardi
- Sandra Allen
- Nate Dendy [6]
- Chris Duffy [7]
- Will Litton
- Ellis Rochelson
- Jonathan Gordon
- Justin O'Neill
- Caroline Martin
- Daniel Levine-Spound
- Justin Kuritzkes
- Sean Patrick McGowan
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ Starla And Sons Stands Out In Improv Comedy, Brown Daily Herald
- ^ Starla and Sons Homepage
- ^ Improv Goes Really Long Form, Brown Daily Herald
- ^ This Week: The College Hill Longform Improv Fest, The College Hill Independent
- ^ Improv: Making it up for laughs, The Providence Journal
- ^ Nate Dendy, Brown/Trinity Rep
- ^ Chris Duffy, ImprovBoston
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