Post by The X-Factor on Oct 10, 2008 3:56:33 GMT -5
Yeah, I used a Frank Sinatra song.
Anyways, I have decided to review Barren Mind, again.
Instead of "World's Worst" or "185", we got a game called "Break Up Lines," where the cast say things they would say when breaking up with someone, or something. While I do applaud them for trying something new, I didn't like that there was no "185" or "World's Worst." That's a staple of every show.
We also got to see Danny Vega - one of the understudies - show us what he's got. Thing is, in a show like Barren Mind, it takes a while for someone new to start standing out. What I mean is, when someone new starts doing improv, they don't stand out immediately. The new members typically need a considerable amount of exposure at first. That's just my opinion.
Anyways, I have decided to review Barren Mind, again.
Instead of "World's Worst" or "185", we got a game called "Break Up Lines," where the cast say things they would say when breaking up with someone, or something. While I do applaud them for trying something new, I didn't like that there was no "185" or "World's Worst." That's a staple of every show.
We also got to see Danny Vega - one of the understudies - show us what he's got. Thing is, in a show like Barren Mind, it takes a while for someone new to start standing out. What I mean is, when someone new starts doing improv, they don't stand out immediately. The new members typically need a considerable amount of exposure at first. That's just my opinion.