49. Take a Spooky Tour or run for the King of Rex as we interview comedians CJ Hunt and Kyle June Williams, creators of the YouTube series Our Sunken City. After college, CJ moved to New Orleans to teach middle school. He fell in love with the city and stayed to teach improv to kids and help found The New Movement (a comedy theater with locations in New Orleans and Austin). His affection for the city is rivaled by that of his co-creator Kyle. Kyle moved down from New York to do a summer of theater and get away from the grind. Kyle had forgotten what friendliness was like. NOLA showed her what that was again, and so she stayed to continue pursuing her acting and comedy career. They cast the series primarily out of their alma mater, The New Movement - NOLA. Sunken City grows directly out of a rich community of comedians and actors dedicated to turning New Orleans into the next great comedy city. "The series is a savvy mix of Portlandia‘s vignette-fueled style and the crazy characters of Louisiana’s largest city." - TubeFilter. You owe it to yourself to watch Our Sunken City. Many big budget projects set in New Orleans get it All Wrong, but they put in the effort to get it Right.
- This week in Louisiana history. April 27, 1806. Ville de Donaldson (Donaldsonville) formerly dedicated.
- This week in Louisiana. May 2-3, 2014
Mayfest
201 S. Third Street
Leesville, LA 71446
337-238-0783 | 800-349-6287 | Fax: 337-238-3403
Website | Email
May 2-3. 39th Annual MayFest Arts & Crafts Festival held in the Downtown Leesville Historic District. Free state and regional musical entertainment, arts & crafts and food booths, and fun for kids of all ages. Includes AUSA sponsored 5k Armadillo Stampede and 1 mile Fun Walk and the Lions Club Pancake Breakfast. For more information call the Vernon Parish Tourism Commission at 337-238-0783, visit our website at or send an email to.
Listen in Stitcher.
The Louisiana Anthology Home Page.
Like us on Facebook.
Spooky Tours
The King of Rex
No comments:
Post a Comment
Please tell us what you think.
Thanks!