Songs from performances by the Dancy Street D'Orchestra, a musical-improv troupe in Austin, Texas.  Find more information about Dancy Street at http://dancy.austinimprov.com, and subscribe to this podcast at http://feeds.feedburner.com/dancycast.noreply@blogger.com (hujhax)Wed, 28 Aug 2024 01:54:46 -0500Blogger http://www.blogger.com4125http://dancycast.blogspot.com/en-usnoimprov,music,austinSongs from performances by the Dancy Street D'Orchestra, a musical-improv troupe in Austin, Texas.  More information at http://dancy.austinimprov.comsongs from the Dancy Street D'Orchestraywzg9p702@sneakemail.comhttp://dancycast.blogspot.com/2010/05/51310-hideout-theatre-starting-to-panic.htmldancycastThu, 13 May 2010 22:34:00 -0500tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8271805715889580876.post-6401583665234873631This week, we followed Princiapl Jacobs (Peter), who was starting to have panic attacks due to some sea changes at Smithson High School.&nbsp; He goes to his therapist, Dr. Wilkes (Madi), and explains his problems to her.&nbsp; <small>(Guitar accompaniment by Mr. David Rosenbaum.)</small><br /><br /><a href="http://dancy.austinimprov.com/audio/DSD%20-%205.13.10%20-%20Starting%20to%20Panic.mp3">"Starting to Panic"</a><br /><br /><small>(You can subscribe to the DancyCast <a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/dancycast">here</a>, and get new songs from <a href="http://dancy.austinimprov.com">Dancy Street</a> every week!)</small>0ywzg9p702@sneakemail.com (hujhax)noThis week, we followed Princiapl Jacobs (Peter), who was starting to have panic attacks due to some sea changes at Smithson High School.&nbsp; He goes to his therapist, Dr. Wilkes (Madi), and explains his problems to her.&nbsp; (Guitar accompaniment by Mr. David Rosenbaum.) "Starting to Panic" (You can subscribe to the DancyCast here, and get new songs from Dancy Street every week!)ywzg9p702@sneakemail.com (hujhax)This week, we followed Princiapl Jacobs (Peter), who was starting to have panic attacks due to some sea changes at Smithson High School.&nbsp; He goes to his therapist, Dr. Wilkes (Madi), and explains his problems to her.&nbsp; (Guitar accompaniment by Mr. David Rosenbaum.) "Starting to Panic" (You can subscribe to the DancyCast here, and get new songs from Dancy Street every week!)improv,music,austinhttp://dancycast.blogspot.com/2010/04/41610-lair-theater-be-mean.htmldancycastThu, 22 Apr 2010 21:08:00 -0500tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8271805715889580876.post-3979621584070250991This week, it was the story of Rebecca Shipley (Mo), a tragically-unkillable murderer who lived to at least the age of a hundred and ninety-nine.&nbsp; In the far future, she goes on a talk show, and reveals the secret of her long life.<br /><br /><a href="http://dancy.austinimprov.com/audio/DSD%20-%204.16.10%20-%20Be%20Mean.mp3">"Be Mean"</a><br /><br /><small>(You can subscribe to the DancyCast <a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/dancycast">here</a>, and get new songs from <a href="http://dancy.austinimprov.com">Dancy Street</a> every week!)</small>0ywzg9p702@sneakemail.com (hujhax)noThis week, it was the story of Rebecca Shipley (Mo), a tragically-unkillable murderer who lived to at least the age of a hundred and ninety-nine.&nbsp; In the far future, she goes on a talk show, and reveals the secret of her long life. "Be Mean" (You can subscribe to the DancyCast here, and get new songs from Dancy Street every week!)ywzg9p702@sneakemail.com (hujhax)This week, it was the story of Rebecca Shipley (Mo), a tragically-unkillable murderer who lived to at least the age of a hundred and ninety-nine.&nbsp; In the far future, she goes on a talk show, and reveals the secret of her long life. "Be Mean" (You can subscribe to the DancyCast here, and get new songs from Dancy Street every week!)improv,music,austinhttp://dancycast.blogspot.com/2010/04/4910-lair-theater-five-reasons-to-sell.htmldancycastMon, 12 Apr 2010 17:41:00 -0500tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8271805715889580876.post-364572642698697360This time around, we spun a tale of a drug ring that transported its product in children's toys. This included a scene where an inventor (Amy) pitched a couple of toy executives (Peter, Kristin) on the concept of the Koosh ball.<br /><br /><a href="http://dancy.austinimprov.com/audio/DSD%20-%204.9.10%20-%20Five%20Reasons%20to%20Sell%20Koosh%20Balls.mp3">"Five Reasons to Sell Koosh Balls"</a><br /><br /><small>(You can subscribe to the DancyCast <a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/dancycast">here</a>, and get new songs from Dancy Street every week!)</small>0ywzg9p702@sneakemail.com (hujhax)noThis time around, we spun a tale of a drug ring that transported its product in children's toys. This included a scene where an inventor (Amy) pitched a couple of toy executives (Peter, Kristin) on the concept of the Koosh ball. "Five Reasons to Sell Koosh Balls" (You can subscribe to the DancyCast here, and get new songs from Dancy Street every week!)ywzg9p702@sneakemail.com (hujhax)This time around, we spun a tale of a drug ring that transported its product in children's toys. This included a scene where an inventor (Amy) pitched a couple of toy executives (Peter, Kristin) on the concept of the Koosh ball. "Five Reasons to Sell Koosh Balls" (You can subscribe to the DancyCast here, and get new songs from Dancy Street every week!)improv,music,austinhttp://dancycast.blogspot.com/2010/04/4210-lair-theatre-i-didnt-make-mistake.htmldancycastSat, 3 Apr 2010 17:22:00 -0500tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8271805715889580876.post-7141267580079933978Welcome to <a href="http://dancycast.blogspot.com/">the DancyCast</a>, a podcast of songs from performances of <a href="http://dancy.austinimprov.com">the Dancy Street D'Orchestra</a>.<br /><br />We'll start with a song from our premiere performance this past Friday, a montage of scenes that happened before and after a wedding-gone-wrong. The father of the groom (Peter) gives the groom (Howard) some advice about true love:<br /><br /><a rel="enclosure" href="http://dancy.austinimprov.com/audio/DSD%20-%204.2.10%20-%20I%20Didn't%20Make%20a%20Mistake.mp3">"I Didn't Make a Mistake"</a>0ywzg9p702@sneakemail.com (hujhax)noWelcome to the DancyCast, a podcast of songs from performances of the Dancy Street D'Orchestra. We'll start with a song from our premiere performance this past Friday, a montage of scenes that happened before and after a wedding-gone-wrong. The father of the groom (Peter) gives the groom (Howard) some advice about true love: "I Didn't Make a Mistake"ywzg9p702@sneakemail.com (hujhax)Welcome to the DancyCast, a podcast of songs from performances of the Dancy Street D'Orchestra. We'll start with a song from our premiere performance this past Friday, a montage of scenes that happened before and after a wedding-gone-wrong. The father of the groom (Peter) gives the groom (Howard) some advice about true love: "I Didn't Make a Mistake"improv,music,austin