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MADLAB presents FFN's Date Night

Presented by MadLab

This Valentine's Day, Full Frontal Nudity will tell you a story of love ... YOUR story of love! Based on the best and worst true-romantic stories you tell us, FFN will retell that story from a different point of view. New characters! New circumstances! Maybe an alien or two, who knows? You'll have to come to the show to find out.

MadLab will present FFN's Date Night, true life tales of love re-told as only FFN can do it-- through improv in a not so true way-- at 8:00, January 26th- February 18th, Fridays and Saturdays, opening Thursday January 26th at MadLab Theatre and Gallery, 227 N. 3rd St., Columbus. Tickets cost $10, $8 Students/Seniors, $6 Members. Call 614-221-5418 or visit http://www.madlab.net/MadLab/Buy_Tickets.html
MadLab presents FFN's Date Night

Thursday January 26 8pm
Friday January 27 8pm
Saturday January 28 8pm
Friday January 3 8pm
Saturday January 4 8pm
Friday February 10 8pm
Saturday February 11 8pm
Friday February 17 8pm
Saturday February 18 8pm

All performances at: MadLab, 227 N. 3rd St., Columbus, OH 43215, www.madlab.net

Ticket prices are $10 for general admission, $8 for students/seniors, $6 for MadLab members.
For reservations call 614.221.5418 or send to publicity@madlab.net

Cast/Crew:

Andy Batt - Director

The Players:
Vicki Andronis, Andy Batt, Sarah Brunet, Peter Graybeal, Josh Kessler, Chris Lane, Nikki Smith, and Stephen Woosley

The Columbus Foundation, GCAC, and OAC support MadLab throughout the year.

For The Lovers

Director Andy Batt answers some questions about FFN's latest Valentine's Day show:

How this is different from last year's couples improv show?
I wouldn't say it's incredibly different than past Valentine's Day improv shows. They all have the same basic foundation - relationship improv. However, for this one, we are incorporating several different kinds of improv formats, games and presentations in a way to craft something really unique.

Why does this kind of show work?
At its heart, improv almost always works because it incorporates the audience in a deeper way than a typical play does. With this format, we are going to be bringing a couple on stage to participate in the show at a deeper level than most improv does. They will be an integral part of moving the show forward as we let them craft the comedy of their relationship.