Not Yet Rated’s Improvised Horror Comedy Is Back From the Dead!
Philly’s improvised movie-making crew, Not Yet Rated, returns from the dead with An Improvised Horror Comedy: bonus shows on October 11th at Brauhaus Schmitz and October 24th at SideQuest Theater, then October 28th through 30th at Plays & Players Theatre!
Strange New Worlds: S04E07 “Like Chronitons Through the Hourglass”
In this episode of The Prime Subjective, Chris, Karie and Mike discuss two brand new episodes of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. First is S4E7, “Like Chronitons Through the Hourglass,” in which Captain Pike finds himself trapped into a soap-opera-esque fantasy world. Then, in S4E8, “Orders of Magnitude,” an admiral takes command of the Enterprise, and he may not be working with the most functioning moral compass. Enjoy!
Audition For Study Hall: Comedy Inspired By Lectures!
After cutting class for the last 10 months, Study Hall Philly is back in session! And for the first time in the show’s history, we’re holding open auditions to add some new students to the class. Auditions will be held on Sunday September 27th from 12pm – 3pm at Improv For a Cause. You can […]
Strange New Worlds: S04E06 “Off Hour”
Tick tock! The newest episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, S4E6, “Off Hour,” is a real pressure cooker and a return to tense Star Trek! We have a space crisis that leaves the ship in critical condition, we have matters of life and death, and most of all we have a ticking clock! In this episode of The Prime Subjective, Chris, Mike and Karie discuss this new episode! Topics include: split-screens, casting notes, and more! Enjoy!
Strange New Worlds: S04E04 & S04E05
In this episode of The Prime Subjective, Chris Newcomer, Karie Coleman-Hinners and Michael Henley discuss two episodes of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. For the first, we take a trip to the land of film noir, black and white, and Casablanca. Join us for a discussion of S4E4 – “A Case of Chiaroscuro”. Then….Star Trek Puppets?! It happened, via the Jim Henson Creature Shop, and we’re gonna talk about it. The crew transforms into felt figures and antics ensure. Join us for this discussion of S4E5 – “Level Five Transporter Accident.”
Strange New Worlds: S04E03
Things are getting stranger! And funnier. In this episode, the Chris Newcomer, Karie Coleman-Hinners and Michael Henley discuss the continuing season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Shore leave on a vacation planet is more intoxicating than expected–and in the end, a little more sobering. So long as we can solve the mystery of a missing shuttlecraft and crew members. It’s time for S4E3 – “Human Best Friend.”
Strange New Worlds: S04E01 & S04E02
Things are strange as ever! In this episode of “The Prime Subjective,” Chris Newcomer, Karie Coleman-Hinners and Michael Henley discuss the first two episodes of the new season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds! First up, it’s Jurassic Star Trek when the Enterprise goes to the prehistoric era in S4E1 – “Valles Marineris”. Then, how about a little horror? The crew explore a desolate ship, which may be haunted, in S4E2, “The Griffin Incident.”
TOS: S01E07 “What Are Little Girls Made Of?”
In this episode of The Prime Subjective, Chris Newcomer, Mike Henley and Karie Coleman-Hinners continue their exploration of Star Trek: The Original Series by discussing S1E7, “What Are Little Girls Made Of?” Listen in and discover what this episode is made of!
TOS: S01E06 “Mudd’s Women”
In this episode of “The Prime Subjective,” we continue our deep dive into the original series by discussing S1E6, “Mudd’s Women,” which features the first appearance of space pirate Harry Mudd. This episode also features some even-extreme-for-its-day sexism, this cannot be said enough. But enjoy this spirited discussion of maybe TOS’ most aggressively retrograde episode. Hosts are Chris Newcomer, Karie Coleman-Hinners and Michael Henley.
Episode 60: Tristan Wolfe
Sketch comedian Tristan Wolfe joins Sam to discuss serious prop hoarding, Halloween fun, and when and when not to repurpose things. This week’s props: a (broken) stethoscope and an Amelia Earhart hat.