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Trapped In a Rumor Improv to Perform Benefit for Down Syndrome Connection of the Bay Area
The improv company is wildly inventive and often draws on audience participation to fuel its hilarious performances. It will be at the Village Theater on Saturday.
If "laughter is the best medicine," then comedy improv company Trapped in a Rumor is sure to dispense a good dose Saturday at the Village Theater
Trapped in a Rumor, founded in 2009, has seven members who perform improvisational comedy sketches monthly. That's right, the sketches are made up on the spot and often involve audience participation—similar to the show "Whose Line is it Anyway?"
The show is sponsored in part by the Town of Danville and will benefit the Down Syndrome Connection of the Bay Area.
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The Danville-based organization, serves more than 500 families and has five locations around the Bay Area. It was established in 1998 "to promote the unique contributions of children and adults with Down syndrome." Its services include prenatal consultation, parent support groups, one-on-one advocacy and therapeutic classes.
The Trapped in a Rumor Improv show is Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Village Theatre, 233 Front St. in Danville. Tickets are $10.
