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Kickstand Comedy & Author Improv
November 9, 2018 @ 8:00 pm - 8:45 pm
FreeSee what happens when art inspires improv comedy! MONDO showcases readings from poets and authors, and some of Portland’s best improvisers listen, ask questions and explore the themes and ideas in the writing. The result is hilarious live comedy created on-the-spot. Kickstand Comedy is a comedy space and training center located in Old Town above The Siren Theater.
This year’s MONDO at Lit Crawl Portland showcases the work of author Rebecca Schiff. Rebecca is the author of the short story collection The Bed Moved, a finalist for the LA Times Book Award and a Sami Rohr Prize. Her fiction has appeared in n+1, Electric Literature, The Guardian, Fence, and Washington Square. She lives in Eugene, Oregon.
[from the Sched official site]
Kickstand is excited to partner with Literary Arts to bring Mondo to Lit Crawl® Portland, 2018! Join us for an evening of improv comedy inspired by stellar fiction at Kimpton Hotel Vintage Portland!
Our guest will be acclaimed author Rebecca Schiff!
Rebecca Schiff is the author of The Bed Moved, a finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Award and a Sami Rohr Prize. Her fiction has appeared in n+1, Electric Literature, The Guardian, Fence an Washington Square. She lives in Eugene, Oregon.
“Schiff writes slim, ice-pick stories about sex and death and nighttime cab rides, sharpened by humor and extreme candor.”
— The New York Times Book Review
Lit Crawl® bolsters the local literary scene and captures Portland’s unique flavor — all while getting book lovers and revelers alike drunk on words. Lit Crawl® Portland hits the streets of downtown PDX for the third year in a row, November 9, the night before the Portland Book Festival (formerly Wordstock) 2018! All events are free and open to everyone. For a full schedule, visit https://literary-arts.org/what-we-do/pdxbookfest/lit-crawl/
[from the Facebook event]