Think Inside the Box

The Light-Fingered Five
May 22, 2009

Summary:

LF5 returns to its favorite local home, the intimate and cozy Shoebox Theatre, for an evening of improv comedy games. The Light-Fingered Five has also decided to return their ticket price to their pre-recession level of just $5 per person. Just because we’re poor doesn’t mean we can’t have fun.

Inaugural Anti-Ball

The Light Fingered Five
January 23, 2009

LF5 celebrate the arrival of the Obama Administration with an evening of unscripted comedy. What´s funny about the Democrats? Come find out. The Light-Fingered Five will make fun of anyone and everyone, especially themselves. Anyone attending Twilight Rep’s Arms and the Man that night will be admitted free of charge.

The Light Fingered Five - Get Your Vote On

The Light Fingered Five
October 10, 2008

Summary:

A night of award-winning improv comedy to register voters for the November election. Contributions can be made to Senator Obama's Campaign for Change, but the event is free. So bring your unregistered friends or your unregistered self and sign up to vote and have some laughs at the same time.

The Light-Fingered Five Improv

The Light-Fingered Five
June 20, 2008
The Shoebox Theatre @ 8pm
$5 (free with 2008 diploma)

Summary:

2005 Portland improv champions The Light-Fingered Five celebrate the culmination of education and the beginnings of unemployment at graduation time. They’ve been together for four years, doing comedy the old fashioned way—they make it up. This is your chance to see something like "Whose Line Is It Anyway" live.

The Light Fingered Five

The Light Fingered Five

February 28 and March 13, 2008

Review by Followspot

Portland is seriously lacking in good short-form improv, and the Light Fingered Five (actually six) try hard to fix that. The effect? Reasonably good. The opening game was painfully riddled with denials. Rest of the first act was funny and original. Stop denying audience suggestions, guys - take what you're given.