NorthWest goga Theatre
From November 2003 to August 2004, the all-female NorthWest goga Theatre performed long-form
improvisational theater around Seattle.
The troupe's debut performance at
CageMatch on November 16, 2003, was hailed by Andrew McMasters, director of Jet City
Improv, as
On August 18, 2004, at the Toronto International Improv Festival, NorthWest goga
Theatre performed the piece the troupe developed, "Skin/Deep – a reality show,"
for the last time. As it had from the beginning, the troupe delighted the audience
with the skill and sensitivity of its performance.
One particular deeply touching scene was called "inspirational" by Asaf
Ronen, a prominent improviser, director, and performer in New York.
NorthWest goga Theatre is on hiatus now. Look for us to return in the future.
"The best first showing I have seen from an improv group in a long
time. The NW goga performance shows solid talent, skill and training."
