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Roy recently ended a five-year run as President of ImprovBoston’s Board of Directors, and to thank him for his service the theater invited his closest friends to mock him soundly. Hosted by IB luminary Harry Gordon, the Roast of Roy Doolittle was a smashing success! Roy has been a Member of the Board for ten years, helping guide the organization that has brought the Hub the Boston Improv Festival, the Women In Comedy Festival, and Gorefest (which starts this week!). ImprovBoston is a 501(c)3 charitable organization in Cambridge, MA. Information about shows, ticket sales, and donations can be found at ImprovBoston.com. Our thanks to Becky Pineo for the photo!

Jeff Cruikshank, longtime collaborator of Roy’s and The Stable’s, recently launched his new site for The Cruikshank Company, and Stable Productions Videos are prominently displayed! Check us out on the Videos section of their Products page. Jeff is a master wordsmith and has crafted marketing and programming messages for Harvard Law School, Harvard Business School, MIT and others. Find him at www.cruikshank.org or email info@cruikshank.org.

Students at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education have wildly different backgrounds, and the Ed. School wants prospective students to know it. Too often the publicly perceived image of the school and its students tends towards the stodgy. Definitely a misperception. With that in mind, we created an upbeat video for HGSE to use, initially on its admissions tours, and later through DVD and internet distribution. Reports of audience reactions from the tour have been quite positive.

You can see a short clip of our video here.

Stable producer Irina Mihu is hard at work getting the TV series Din State ready for air on Antena 1 in Romania. Din State, which means “From the States,” is about life in America with a particular focus on Romanian immigrants. Irina and crew have travelled all over the US, gathering stories about the strange American culture, and meeting intrepid Romanian immigrants who have succeeded, or failed, at living in the US.

ImprovBoston, Boston’s oldest and best improv theater has moved to a big new location at 40 Prospect Street in Central Square, Cambridge. There are two theaters, a bar, more shows, and more fun. ImprovBoston, a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) corporation, is in the middle of its Funny Money Capital Campaign.

Stable President Roy Doolittle is also President of ImprovBoston’s Board of Directors.