The Monday Night Flow Jam also has new hours starting at 7:30pm to 11pm, and yes, we are back home at Tangent Gallery! Parking is available on the street and in the lot across the street! See you here!

A couple hours into practice we have a mandatory fire safety meeting where everyone is reminded how we keep this flow practice safe. New ones get a thorough lesson in the precautions. Then we light up.

Always a show-stopper, fire-breathing is a dangerous stunt that requires much practice in a safe setting. Eric Redfern has been working hard on his technique.

Meanwhile inside, Midian was practicing his knife throwing. 

Jack Jack is the group recorder. He videos each performance and posts them to the group’s YouTube page.

Members can review their own videos and see what they might want to change or what works best. Sometimes members will critique each other and the feedback is invaluable.  Then there’s always the fact that it’s YouTube - a video with many views is always a good sign.

This is just a small sample of what goes on here every Monday night. Mike uses tires also as a film studio and sound stage for “unconventional filming and exquisite sets.” He has produced everything from music videos and shorts to documentaries and feature films. He has plans to start an improv theater in August at Tires. 

Blog by: Tina Pelrin Wald