Do drop by, won’t you?

I’m sure you do.

We are making history with the P! Co’s latest improv effort featuring a brand new cast member, 13″ Hello Kitty TV/DVD Combo. I can’t wait to see what trio does.

Check out the free live improv performance set on Wednesday night, 10pm at Coldtowne Theater. Openers are sketch buddies Turn of the Century Paris.

No- we haven’t added a lengthy post-production and costly 3D conversion process to any of our amazing video sketches. But what we are doing is performing a free live improv set Sunday night, 7pm at Coldtowne Theater.

That’s right, your favorite sketch comedians, Andy Petruzzo and Kyle Sweeney of the legendary P! Company, are back in the improv saddle featuring laughs and excitement for FREE.

That’s right, NO MONEY DOWN, UPFRONT ABSURD IMPROV COMEDY, and HIGH INTEREST RATES (a non-financial intellectual kind)!!! Come see the show tonight with us and our fantastic openers, Coldtowne and Shades of Brown.

Come see the show with our openers, sketch sensation, Ghetto Sketch Warlock. May 26, 2011 8pm at Coldtowne Theater.

Come see the show! Tonight with our openers, sketch sensation, Rattlesnake. Tonight 10pm at Coldtowne Theater.

Cool.

First- December 20th, the P! Company hosts/headlines the Monday Night Mash – 8pm, on (you guessed it) Monday Night. The show will also feature troupes, “Bolik Not ZIB” and “Yay! It’s Rachel and Emma.” So come out for that show if you can! But if you can’t P! Co Improv Round 2 is happening just a couple of days later.

December 23rd, the P! Company’s amazing improv stylings will also be opening for Corporate Synergy and their “A Special Non-Denominational Winter Holiday Acknowledgment” (aka last show before Christmas). Corporate Synergy has been having some pretty solid shows- so seeing this is win, win.

Check it out if you get a chance. You’re welcome.

“Why The World Needs The P! Company”

by Lois Lane

Metropolis. For months the world has stared into the sky, waiting, hoping and praying for their return. We’ve spent our days asking where they went, debating why they left and wondered are they even alive. Perhaps they left us for another world, a world in peril, a world in greater need of two comedy saviors. Is it selfish to desire them for ourselves? Are we expected to share the comedy stylings that we’ve come to love or did we do something wrong?

Did we take The P! Company for granted? Perhaps we did. Maybe we all did, it’s not our fault. From the first day The P! Company mysteriously appeared in Austin TX some 4 years ago, we were enamored. They seemed too good to be true. A comedy duo who could make videos, utilize self-deprecating humor, bend audiences with their nerd sensibilities. A group that never sold out. A group who could do anything they wanted to, yet chose to be here in Austin, Texas performing at the Coldtowne Theater. And we chose to believe. we put our faith, not in the hands of God, but in the hands of another, our comedy supermen. We didn’t question their intentions and other than a few basic facts we didn’t question their unbelievable origins- being two AV Club rejects from a suburban Texas town with a dream for something more. The two are still wrapped in mystery to us. When were they born? What kind of comics do they read? Where do they buy their video games? It doesn’t matter. They were good, and good for us and that was enough.

A new generation of children have grown up idolizing these proverbial man-childs, proud to drape themselves in a banner of nerd culture and run around the family home. We welcomed The P! Company into our homes and family. Then they abandoned us. We must ask ourselves if The P! Company returned would we welcome them back? Could they heal the scars left behind from not performing for the masses, for not updating their website regularly, for not giving us, the world, that sweet sweet sketch comedy? Theirs was a gift, and its absence has left us broken. The world is in pain, its citizens angry and hurt. So I ask, does the world really need the P! Company, and I must answer- absolutely, yes.

The P! Company has RETURNED.

(Tell your friends)

We’ve written about five episodes and we’re very excited. Hopefully, we’ll be able to share more with you soon. We are gearing up to start the animation process now. It is all very exciting.