Whose Line Is It Anyway

Brad Sherwood gives Colin Mockrie a hard time. Moving past the whose fault is it stage, Tori, Dara, Rob, and I went to see Brad and Colin do a two man version of Whose Line Is It Anyway. We sat in row A, which I was afraid was going to be the improv equivalent of the splash zone at Marine World. Much to Dara's disappointment, there were about three of four rows in front of us in the area usually occupied by the orchestra, and they got all the fun. It was very funny, though. The final act was the "alphabet game," where they act something out, and every sentence each one says has to begin with the next letter of the alphabet. The weird twist was that they had 100 mousetraps spread out on the stage, they blindfolded themselves, and they did it as they walked around with these "weapons of mouse destruction."