Tonight our Sketch Showcase happens (#2)
Come see the show! Tonight with our openers, sketch sensation, Rattlesnake. Tonight 10pm at Coldtowne Theater.
Come see the show! Tonight with our openers, sketch sensation, Rattlesnake. Tonight 10pm at Coldtowne Theater.
If you haven’t seen it already, come check out the P! Company sketch show tonight (Thursday) at 10pm. We’ve got some new surprises for those of you from last week. And in case you hadn’t checked we also made Do512’s Hot Picks list coming in at number 8.
But you know what you’re not going to see in the show on Thursday- it’s this video sketch. There was no room left in our show, but it still is one of our favorites. I AM A BIRD.
Our new site for the web series is up – FuckMyRoommate.com. The series stars P! Company co-founder, Andy Petruzzo, and loyal P! companaut, Nick Ramirez, as a pair of cool-dude, post-college, twenty-something, roommates. And hilarity ensues as the duo navigates the absurd pros and cons of sharing their place.
The first episode of the series premieres online January 18th, but you can also catch the episode with the P! Company’s run of live sketch shows- Thursday Nights at 10pm in January at Coldtowne Theater in Austin, Texas. So be there.
Today, we have a teaser for the first episode- entitled The Suggestion Box. Check it out below.
We un-buried this little gem from 2004 and decided ’tis the season’. So let us re-present to you a classic holiday special from the P! Company with your good friends Andy, Drew, and Kyle.
I don’t really know how to classify this next piece- except to say that the P! Company went through a phase just before the turn of the century where we were interested in absurd violence and Radiohead.
During this time we created several D.I.Y. blood hit devices and shot tests for a couple of months of us doing practice special effects like gunshots, PG-rated dismemberment, and other practical “effects” that were never really executed in an actual video or film outside of this test we shot. We call this our Ultraviolent Art Film 2000.
[Adding the year 2000 helped both capture the turn of the century period as well as get us on the unique naming convention bandwagon of those precious pre-2000 years.]
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