MiSTLetoe Variety Show
By St. Louis Comedians
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Company Name: St. Louis Comedians
City/State: St. Louis, MO
Genre: Comedy, Theatre
Ratings: R (adult content)
Premiere: Yes
Warnings: Adult language, Adult subjects, Nudity
Venue: Westport Coffee House
Show Times:
| Fri 7/22 | 9:30 PM |
| Sat 7/23 | 11:00 PM |
| Sun 7/24 | 6:30 PM |
| Tue 7/26 | 8:00 PM |
| Sat 7/30 | 5:00 PM |
Description:
'Twas 6 months 'fore X-mas, & all thru the state,Not a snowflake was stirring, no matter how long you wait;
St. Louis’ jokers head west,
In hopes to bring gifts of laughter & cheer to KC Fringe Fest!
It's Christmas in July & Santa has brought a wonderful gift to Kansas City:
An entire comedy festival, composed of comedians from St. Louis, hidden within the KC Fringe Festival.
Some shows may feature "strip improv" & thus will contain partial nudity...you have been warned
Cast/Crew:
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Alex Lambert | Improviser |
| Una McGarry | Improviser |
| Anna Drehmer | Stand-up Comedian |
| Ella Fritts | Stand-up Comedian |
| Pat Ryan | Stand-up Comedian |
| Tiel Pearce | Stand-up Comedian |
| Alexis Winford | Improviser |
| Angie Spencer | Improviser |
| Jack Luecke | Improviser |
| Kaitlyn Forks | Improviser |
| Paige Gearson | Improviser |
| Adam Vatterott | Improviser |
| Ashwini Kerdekar Arora | Improviser |
| Larry Jones | Improviser |
| David Stewart | Improviser |
| Ryan Dampf | Improviser |
| Molly Jones | Improviser |
| Lenah Tavenner | Improviser |
Past Fringe Shows:
| Show | When/Where |
|---|---|
| Hark Presents: Fractured Fairytales | St. Louis, 2019 |
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The people in the row behind me were laughing hysterically, but I could not tell why. The show began with a stand-up comedian who seemed to be mumbling a lot of his lines. The long-form improv tended to drag on too long and did not make sufficient use of audience suggestions. The final bit was funny, as long as you like R-rated material.
I had the same experience as the review ahead of me by Stu. The initial comedian was funny for the parts I could decipher, then the improv was…. Was it really improv? They asked for a couple of audience suggestions, then did nothing with them. And what they did do wasn’t that good.
I noticed they have a large cast and they sat in the audience, dispersed, laughing and clapping loudly – to suggest more enjoyment than was actually happening. Sorry, not sorry – not my favorite show.