Tilted Frame - Live Video + Internet + Improv September 25, 2008

“TILTED FRAME stretches the boundaries of traditional improvisation by moving beyond quick scenes and goofy caricatures, and into real characters and stirring storylines…They drop the facile and forced wackiness of comedy club improv for a far more daring and difficult form."
- SF Guardian

C.A.F.E. (Combined Art Form Entertainment) celebrates its ten year anniversary by premiering, TILTED FRAME, their multi-media meets comedic improv at Theatre Asylum on October 2.

Created during the .dot com era of San Francisco by C.A.F.E in 2002, TILTED FRAME is back again to examine the world of technology and entertainment.

Bringing together the best of Los Angeles comedic improv including veteran Patrick Bristow (Groundlings, Ellen, Puppet Up) to co-direct and featuring a rotating cast of established performers who come from diverse improv backgrounds. Each show will feature signature formats like Craigslist and P.O.V. (Point of View) and continue to be an ever-changing interactive, multi-technological experience.

TILTED FRAME – L.A. previews Thursday, Sept. 25 at 8:30 ($5 preview), and runs October 2 to November 20, 2008. All performances are at Theatre Asylum at 6320 Santa Monica Blvd. in Hollywood, Thursdays at 8:30 PM. Tickets are $10. Running time is 70 minutes, with wheelchair access and concessions available. Allow time for street parking.

For reservations, call (323) 960-7753 or www.plays411.com/tiltedframe.

Official Website: http://www.cafearts.com/tiltedframe