Dangerous Curves
By Coralyn Martin/American Vaudeville Company		American Vaudeville Company - Kansas City, KS
V.30 - Shannon's Irish Pub 
Public flogging available upon request!

Dangerous Curves is a live improvised torture comedy show where you bring the victims and the coin. We run on a bribe system – the more you pay, the harsher (and funnier) the punishment.

From mild humiliation to outrageous torment, no two shows are ever the same. Grab your friends, your enemies, and your gold... and watch justice be served.

Cast:
Coralyn Martin, Hunter Trollman, C.A.S. Minniear *Dana Graham - schedule permitting

Director:
Coralyn Martin

 		Show Info:
45 Mins minutes
Genre:
Improv

Audience:
Mature

Coarse Language, Sexual Content, Some rude gestures

Wed July 15 5:00 PM
Thu July 16 6:30 PM
Fri July 17 6:30 PM
Sat July 18 6:30 PM
Sun July 19 6:30 PM
Tue July 21 6:30 PM
Wed July 22 5:00 PM
Thu July 23 6:30 PM
Fri July 24 6:30 PM
Sat July 25 6:30 PM
Sun July 26 6:30 PM

Dangerous Curves

American Vaudeville Company—Shannon’s Irish Pub

Do you have money, friends Who You Think Deserve It and the desire for a higher blood alcohol content than you currently possess? Dangerous Curves presents a golden opportunity to combine all these into an evening of debauchery and torment (hopefully for others). Anyone choosing to donate/bribe the performers gets the right to chose the next victim, subjected to various challenges and insults following the whims of the crowd.

An improv show based around audience participation is always a tall order, and the Kansas City based American Vaudeville Company pull it off with skill and aplomb. You can only do so much with what you’re given, and at 5pm on a Wednesday (a work night-for most people, and too early to drink-for most people) the raunchiness gets harder to encourage. Despite the environment, the talent of the performers clearly showed through. Given the rest of the run happens later in the evening at 6:30 rather than 5, you definitely have great odds for a good crowd and a great performance.

Josh Fidelak