Drama Department Improv-Comedy Hit “Sense and Austensibility” Wows Crowds
The CUA Drama department premiered a new production called “Sense and Austensibility,” an improv-comedy performance that played from October 23-26 in the Callan Theatre.
The show is set in the world created by English novelist Jane Austen, but differs from other productions in that it had no set script.
The title “Sense and Austensibility” suggests a unique blend of Austen's works and improvisational comedy.
The production was a departure from the department's usual fare, marking a return to the genre of improv-comedy.
Author's summary: CUA Drama department premieres improv-comedy play.