RadioStar: Improv

A woman gets a visit from her long absent godparents who have a distressing request. Two lovers find that the aphorism "love makes the heart grow fonder" can be taken a little too literally. A visionary among the rat people tries to lead his community to a new future.

Live at the 2nd annual SF Femprov Festival, the women of Radiostar christened themselves Lady-O-Star and improvsed this tale of a man who tries to abduct his son at the encouragement of his best friend. It's a tale of a lives put on hold, the rage of youth, and convenience stores that only sell jock straps and remote controls.

A networking company throws their first event and finds themselves host to accidental pan-dimensional travelers from a fairy kingdom.

Three conscripted pirates find themselves boarding a cruise ship that has seen it's fair share of piracy in the past. (Note, this episode draws on characters and situations from the episodes "Going Down on the Ship," "The Admiral's Daughter," and "British Customs."

The company president is having a bad day. The founder's daughter wants to marry him while simultaneously undermining his authority, and his vice president is using his position to engage in Dungeons and Dragons based team building exercises.

In this tale, we move back and forth in time, observing the web of connections between people and their common addiction, although the source of their misfortunes may not be what it first appears.

A young man finds himself in repeated trouble with the law, and discovers that not only are his best benefactors less than reliable, but that there are some very dangerous people lurking in the local jail cells.

People said that Jeannette couldn't be a cheerleader because of the plate in her head, but a horrible bus accident that leaves the entire cheerleading time with third degree burns gives Jeannette her chance to shine.

hree friends, living in a small gold mining town, decide that they need to get out and see the world, but what they find is the town's greatest secret... and their own dark destinies.

For our New Year's show, we asked the audience at 50 Mason for their New Yar's Resolutions. Losing weight brought us this tale of basement fight clubs, sadistic workout partners, and violently enforeced doctor prescribed health regimens.

In a small unnamed village, the Blood Moon Festival is about to begin. For one couple, it may be a time to begin a life together, but others cower in the shadow of the great castle and the three vampires who live there. Little do they know that these damned souls intend to add to their number...assuming, of course, that they can get their act together in time.

A somewhat sheltered young man tries to finally learn to drive, but finds that neither of his parents are up to the task. His path soon crosses a police officer who is perhaps a little too fond of his British heritage.

Recorded live at 50 Mason Social House, a fourteen year old boy is told by his mother that since he no longer takes care of his pony, he is contractually obligated to kill it. The boy is sent to the stable, where he is visited by the ghosts of pony past, future, and future-future.

Stress is a constant in the corporate world, especially when your company is just tryng to get by long enough to get bought In Radiostar Improv's first performance at 50 Mason Social House, couples suffer through that most significant of family culture clashes: families that fart, and families that don't.

Stress is a constant in the corporate world, especially when your company is just tryng to get by long enough to get bought out by someone else. People react to it in different ways. Some find themselves losing weight, other summon ancient squid dieties from the depth to destroy the building.