Scared Scriptless

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Posted by jessicalumpp On July - 14 - 2010

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Like comedy? Like shouting things at performers on-stage? Well, the improvisational comedy troupe Scared Scriptless will perform at Kathleen Howland Theatre in Canton at 6 p.m. this Thursday. The group can often be seen performing in other Canton-area places like First Friday, The Players Guild Theatre and Lions Lincoln Theatre as well.

Scared Scriptless

Andre Knode, Ryan Lynn, Mandy Pond, Kevin Pond, David Sponhour and Kaylene Williams make up the group, which has been together for four years. They craft their own unique, off-the-cuff comical stylings by taking audience suggestions to create funny, on-the-spot scenes. They pride themselves on performing comedy without crudeness, keeping audiences laughing in an atmosphere that is acceptable for the whole family. No two shows are ever the same and every show brings something new to the stage.

According to their website, Scared Scriptless will be free to watch on Thursday, and for just $5. Anyone over 16 years old can get in on the action and play along.