CHICAGO'S
FAMED SECOND CITY COMING TO UPT
TITUSVILLE,
Oct. 29 -- On
Thursday, November 8, Chicago’s legendary
comedy theatre The
Second City will appear at the University of
Pittsburgh at Titusville at 7:30 p.m. in Henne
Auditorium of the Broadhurst Science Center.
The performance will feature some of the
best sketches, songs, and improvisations from Second
City’s forty-plus year history.
Founded
in Chicago in 1959, The
Second City has become the premier training
ground for the comedy world’s best and
brightest.
Their alumni reads like a who’s who of
American comedy, as it includes Mike Myers, Dan
Aykroyd, Bill Murray, Martin Short, Shelley
Long, Joan Rivers, Robert Klein, Harold Ramis,
Gilda Radner, John Candy, Chris Farley, and
countless others.
An
evening with The Second City will provide audiences with the chance to see comedy
stars in the making with hilarious satires and
cutting-edge improvisation.
If your parents asked you not to speak
about it at the dinner table, chances are it
will be made fun of in an evening with The
Second City.
Second
City’s spontaneous and irreverent humor
inspired Saturday Night Live and Whose
Line Is It Anyway?.
The
Second City
is sponsored by the 2001-2002 Spotlight Series.
Tickets may be purchased through UPT’s
Student Affairs Office at 827-4460, or at the
door.
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