| AWARDS
- 2007 "BEST OF" FRONTERA FEST FRINGE HONORS for Available Cupholders, the Improvised Play - 2003 "BEST OF" FRONTERA FEST FRINGE HONORS for Bigly Huge (Hugely Big) [solo improvised] - 2003 BIG XII INVITATIONAL CHAMPION for Bigly Huge (Hugely Big) [solo improvised] - 2002 "BEST OF" FRONTERA FEST FRINGE HONORS for GNAP! Number One [ensemble scripted] - 2001 "WILD CARD" FRONTERA FEST FRINGE for Jeremy's One Man Butt (The Butt Monologues) [solo scripted] - 2001 "BEST OF" FRONTERA FEST FRINGE HONORS for Well Hung Jury [ensemble improv] THINGS SAID ABOUT BL "...the equal of Andy Kaufman in idea, beyond Jim Carrey in execution. Those parts – Lamb and Malka perfectly synchronized, dancing all spastically hip-hop and juggling hamburgers to a Japanese McDonald's soundtrack; Lamb performing a live caricature (not an impression, a caricature: as if the work of Steve Brodner had been animated) of that idiot in the White House; Lamb, on video, playing air guitar naked – inspired admiration and forced helpless laughter. The phrase "comedy gold" has been long devalued through overuse; in a world where a team of crazed Superman clones was trying to rape and murder you, the physical-comedy parts of Kazillionaire would be comedy kryptonite." "Improv. Before we saw some, live, we didn't know it could be this good. It is this good, though; and here it's about the best it can be... You may be laughing too hard to appreciate the finer points of what these guys are doing - instantly making stuff up out of nothing and making it make sense; but 86 the laughter for a minute, if you can, and let a bit of awe creep in, too." "Darkly comic yet lightly dramatic." "The Jury's talents are always in irrefutable evidence: They know improv like an anvil knows gravity." "...improv the way it should be." "... a team, united under one vision, and moving toward the common purpose of pushing the boundaries of improvisational comedy." "Well Hung Jury breaks the rules of formulaic theater... forget scripts, forget all you know about theater." "eclectic and frequently bizarre arrangements of improvisational comedy." |