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Whose Line comic aims for laughs in Athens
Brad Sherwood shares his love of comedy
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Colin Mochrie, left, and Brad Sherwood perform improv-style comedy during a U.S. tour. The show is similar to their former show “Whose Line is it Anyway?” A performance of the two will be at 8 p.m. today in Athens.
Brad Sherwood and Colin Mochrie, famed improv comedians from the Emmy-nominated show “Whose Line is it Anyway?,” will perform at 8 p.m. today at The Classic Center Theatre in Athens. During the show, Sherwood and Mochrie will take suggestions and contributions from the crowd to create original and improvised scenes, going so far as to invite audience members on stage to participate directly. Both comedians were featured prominently on “Whose Line,” which ran for eight seasons on ABC and was recently revived on The CW. The two have been touring together for more than 10 years in venues across the United States and internationally.
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Local celebrities face off in dance contest to raise money for 3 charities
Dancing for a Cause set for Aug. 26
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Anjana Freeman and dance instructor Jonathan Bryant practice at the North Geogia School of Music and Dance for the 2017 Dancing for a Cause. The event raises funds for three local charities.
Some call it the “best fundraiser in town.” The fourth annual Dancing for a Cause will bring dinner, dancing and competition to the Chattahoochee Country Club on Aug. 26 as 10 local “celebrities” vie for the coveted Mirror Ball . The event, which begins with dinner at 7 p.m. and the show following at 8 p.m., is a fundraiser for three local charities: Gainesville-Hall County Alliance for Literacy, Center Point and Rape Response Inc.
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