[Capdist-announce] Calendar - MOP & BUCKET CO. at Caffe Lena AUG 22

[The Mop & Bucket Co. Publicity]

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THE MOP & BUCKET CO. at Caffe Lena

For photos, interviews, features contact:
Sandra Bauchiero, Publicity, PR at mopco.org
http://www.mopco.org
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For Immediate Release

August 22, 2009


Caffé Lena

August 11, 2009 --- The Mop & Bucket Co.’s provides a night of completely
improvised and typically riotous scenes, stories and songs all based on
audience suggestions at Caffé Lena, 47 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs.  One
night only on Saturday, August 22 at 8 p.m.

That's right! Your wish is our command. And you know what they say, "If
wishes were horses...." Fine, horses, too! 

The Mop & Bucket Co.
Caffé Lena (www.caffelena.org) 47 Phila Street, Saratoga
Short form Show:  performers improvise scenes all based on audience
suggestions, and often involving audience members on stage.  
August 22 @ 8 p.m. 

TICKETS:   $15 public, $12 Caffé Lena members.  Customers can go to
www.caffelena.org or call Brown Paper Tickets box office 24/7 at
1-800-838-3006


About The Mop & Bucket Company:
Who are we? 
The Mop & Bucket Co. (MopCo) is the Capital District's premiere
improvisational theatre company.  The company has been in existence in its
present form since 2005. MopCo is a resident company at Proctors Theatre in
Schenectady, NY. The company performs, teaches, and trains at venues around
the region, as well as nationally and internationally. 

Company Cast Members:
Michael Burns (Artistic Director), Kat Koppett (Training Director), Ed Fagan
(Business Manager), Sandra Bauchiero (Publicity), Brenny Rabine, Peter
Delocis, Katie Haverly, Alexander M. Stern, Alex DiCicco, Rebecca Douglas,
Nikki Plyem, Nick Muscatiello, Amy Tierney, Krest Winchester, Kevin Scholz


Mission Statement
Live performance fills a central, universal need of humankind. This need
cannot be met by passive reception of electronic or virtual paths, but must
be experienced with all five senses. MopCo believes that the best theatre
comes out of an active collaboration between performer and audience. We
constantly expand, refine, and redefine our own concept of what
improvisation in performance is. This is because the company acts on the
assumption that that which is unchanging is probably dead, and will
therefore begin to stink soon, if it doesn’t already. 

The company uses improvisation as a direct form of entertainment in
performance; as a developmental tool that helps individuals in their own
personal development, and as an interactive training tool for businesses and
nonprofits.
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CONTACTS:
PR at mopco.org
http://www.mopco.org
577-MPCO (577-6726)
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