Early days
We're hard at work rehearsing Impromime right now (today we saw a village overrun by pudding, and a giant rather partial to disco balls), but I'm sitting here typing up the programme notes for next week's run at Peterhouse, and for reference I have a copy of the programme from the last run - in December 2002.
The Uncertainty Division was formed in October 2001 to explore narrative improvisation, work that first bore fruit with the successful No Second Thoughts in March 2002: four one-hour improvised comic plays performed at the ADC Theatre, Cambridge. This was followed by the one-off On Second Thoughts in June 2002.
Impromime is the group's third show.
Aww. How cute! Of course, things have changed a lot since then - Impromime is now our eighth show.
Posted by James Aylett at November 9, 2005 01:04 AM
Hello, James.
I've been scanning through the website. Seems like you guys have kept the ball rolling without Ben, Benny the Cape or me to block it.
Good work. I might (actually, that should be MIGHT; a big 'might', you see) make my way to see one of these Impromimes.
When and where are they to be viewable?
Love to all,
Pete
