In the newly christened Dilly Dally Noisy Shiny!

Side note: before he hit it big, Klosterman was a culture reporter for the Fargo Forum. So somewhere, deep in their archives, are a few reviews by Chuck of shows I performed in high school. Makes me feel very culturally relevant.

Of course, as we know, sometimes what will actually go wrong is not even on our bingo card.

It might! There’s a passage in this book about imagining a current project as though it is the future and the project has already failed. Participants are asked to consider “what went wrong?“ Before the project has even actually begun. That future orientation inspires proactive problem-solving

Especially with the help of their amazing director Lily Rains (Dec 6) / Shanan Custer (Dec 20)? WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG?!

Come join us for the warmth and cheer and absolute chaos — 9:00pm on DEC 6 and 20 at Strike Theater.

*This is an improv show.

You’d think they’d have learned their lesson, but no. Michael and Sean have “written” and “rehearsed” a heartwarming, highly-bankable Holiday show! They’ve got one last chance to get it right before opening night, and everything must go perfectly! Which it totally will! Right?!

(That’s Charlie not Captain, for any of you nerds out there.)

I see what you did there.

To clarify: he does have an accent: an educated East Coast American one, with little touches of mid-Atlantic. But there are a lot of words — esp medical/anatomical one — for which the Brits have wholly different pronunciations. And he uses those, which consistently threw me off