Meeting people is hard. Meeting sane people is harder. Meeting sane people on Craigslist is nearly impossible! Join us for an improvised adventure into dating, modern romance, and missed connections.
Come see us, and who knows, maybe you'll be someone's missed connection… Your suggestions fuel the scenes. From the people who brought you 2013’s improvised version of The 39 Steps.
In this show, we'll play some improv games and have some fun. Part of our show will also be a short original play inspired by your suggestions and the insane things people do on Craigslist.
Invisible Frisbee Productions
CraigsLUST
Missed Connections Improv
The 39 Steps
An Improvised Spy Thriller
The 39 Steps - May 2013
Richard Hannay, who appears ordinary, is drawn against his best judgement into a mystery. The police and the establishment are chasing him.
A long-form improvised spy thriller based on the classic John Buchan novel, it's a different conspiracy every night. Hannay, the original spy hero; only his razor wit and clues from a dead spy will get him through this.
New Articles
May 2014
As printed in the show program for CraigsLUST: A Sexploration at 2014 Orlando Fringe:
This year's production has been a real-life graduate course in theatre for me. I started out in the 2013 season with a bug to make a Fringe show, after watching my friends do it for so many years. The 39 Steps was so much work, but I could not wait for the lottery this year. Then I was 16th on the waiting list, and I thought my idea for a sci-fi story would have to wait for a whole year or an independent production. I was right.
May 2014
Again this year, I feel like having the reviewers at the preview was worth it - we incorporated some things into our show based on their comments, and I feel our following 4 shows improved as a result.
May 15, 2014|By Tod Caviness, Orlando Sentinel Entertainment Columnist
May 2014
Once again, Seth Kubersky came to review my show. I feel like he does a great job of setting up what you are going to see separate from the "opinion" part of the piece:
May 10, 2014 By Seth Kubersky