24 Oct 2019
Posted by etcetera 
Chris Hurt lays on the ground as arts major Taylor McMillan stands above him during the improv show on Oct. 10 in the Performance Hall. Photo by Skye Seipp/ The Et Cetera
Eastfield was in the thick of a heated presidential debate about “fast matresses driving” on the night of Oct. 11 in the Performance Hall.
The debate featured two “candidates,” one who favored the rapid driving bedding and said he would support them by taxing the rich, while the other opposed everything his counterpart said.
This was just one of the outlandish skits the improv group The Laugh Supper acted out during its visit to Eastfield.
The group was invited by theater professor Dusty Reasons Thomas. On top of the performance, students, faculty and staff were also invited to attend a workshop hosted by the improv group the night before, which entitled them to take part in the performance.
—Skye Seipp
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- Sandra Cano, an arts major, stands above theater major Zion Reynolds pretending to ride a human bicycle during the workshop in the Performance Hall on Oct. 10. Photo by Sonya Nunez/ The Et Cetera
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- Matt Clark, one of the founding members of The Laugh Supper, gives attendees of the workshop instruction in the Performance Hall on Oct. 10. Photo by Sonya Nunez/ The Et Cetera
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- Left to right, Raygn Payne, Sandra Cano, Matt Clark and Chris Hurt practice a skit during the workshop on Oct. 10 in the Performance Hall. Photo by Sonya Nunez/ The Et Cetera
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- Left to right, Theater majors Raygn Payne and Zion Reynolds and arts major Taylor McMillan act out the improv routine called puppets with The Laugh Supper’s Chris Hurt in the Performance Hall on Oct. 11.
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- Matt Clark hops on Chris Hurt’s back during the living scenery routine in the Performance Hall on Oct. 11. Photo by Skye Seipp/ The Et Cetera
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- Theater major Raygn Payne acts out a skit during the improv show on Oct. 11 in the Performance Hall. Photo by Skye Seipp/The Et Cetera
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- Theater major Raygn Payne and Chris Hurt stand behind Matt Clark, who lays on the floor during the living scenery routine, which is where one of the subjects (Clark) acts as different inanimate objects through out the skit. Photo by Skye Seipp/ The Et Cetera
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- High-fives go around after the show ends in the Performance Hall on Oct. 11. Photo by Skye Seipp/ The Et Cetera
