Philly Fringe Haiku: Matt Holmes

By | Published: July 22, 2010

Comedian Matt Holmes writes in with this haiku about his 2010 Philly Fringe show, m@&:

Meeting a stranger
Fear and excitement for both
Let’s you and me play

In Matt’s show, he uses an audience member—preferably one with no improv or performance experience—to, basically, perform opposite him in one-on-one improv. Crazy, right? We’re gonna make him come by and show us how it’s done, so stay tuned for our hard-hitting report.
–Nicholas Gilewicz

Photo credit: Musher-Lovelund Photography

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