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June 17, 2010 Arts » Comedy

PT Scarborough brings improv abandon to bad movies

by Lindsay Parker

Have you ever been happily seated in a movie theater—lights low, film rolling, popcorn in hand—and suddenly the sound cuts out? This happened to me recently while watching a movie at a multiplex. This was an unpleasant experience: What am I missing?…

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