BITE ME: Fangprov

“Vampires….They’re so HOT right now!”

After last year’s sell-out, Austen Found, ConArtists is back for a bloody good time to get your pulses racing. Drawing on a rich vein of myths, legends and Twilight rip-offs, these pallid improvisers will sing, dance and mug their undead Vampire hearts out for your living pleasure. They’ll suck, but it’ll be O Positive for Awesome.

Whether you’re Team Jacob, Team Edward or batting for the other team, you’re guaranteed a laugh as we illustrate that Vampires….they’re so hot right now.

Penny Ashton is a comedienne and actor and has performed both Improv and her solo comedy shows from Adelaide to Edinburgh to Gore. She represented NZ at the Theatresports World Cup in Germany in 2006 and was victorious at the Edmonton Improvaganza in 2003. She has appeared on 7 Days, Breakfast and Radio NZ National as a social commentator and was also the originator of Austen Found and has enjoyed touring it extensively since.
Stayci Taylor is a graduate of the John Bolton Theatre School in Melbourne and has trained with Phillipe Gaulier in London and Paris. She has travelled extensively throughout NZ and the world with improv and is a senior writer for Maori Programming in NZ. She is also one of the originators of the TV Comedy Series Brown Brothers.

Nigel Burrows has performed both improv nationally and internationally for over 20 years. As a core cast member of Auckland Theatresports from 1988, Nigel also represented Auckland on two occasions for the televised Auckland and Wellington National Champs and Performed at The Edmonton Fringe- International Theatresports Champs 1991.

Clare Kelso has been a Producer, Creative Director, Actor and Mentor at ConArtists, the Home of THEATRESPORTS, for 22 years this September. Other accolades include literally thousands of public performances and winning New Zealand Playwright of the Year.

Chris Neels is a third year student at Unitec's School of Performance and Screen Arts and was part of a team that won the school’s competition two years in a row (2004 - 2005). Although he is not actually a vampire, Chris did double for Robert Patinson as Edward Cullen's stunt double.

“They make improv look so easy you'll think you could get up and give it a go..” Theatreview

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