Improvised Comedy with the Oxford Imps

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The Wheatsheaf (Wheatsheaf Alley, off High St), Mondays
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The Oxford Imps perform at the Wheatsheaf every Monday of term time. This show is superb fun. It pays to get in early though. We got the last seats at 7.45pm and the best standing room was quickly taken.

There were some very entertaining, spontaneous sketches. For example, there was a sketch in which a character playing an interviewee had to work out from clues given by other cast members and the audience reaction just what job he was applying for, who was his referee and some secret from his past. (These had been suggested while he was out of the room) In our case he was applying to be a Tyrannosaurus Rex, Michael Jackson was his referee and he had been sacked for stamp collecting on the job.

There were 6/7 sketches involving a cast of about 10. All were great fun.

The Imps will be going on to perform at the Edinburgh Fringe. Good luck to them. I am sure they will be a sell out.

Arthur, 30/05/06


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