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Walt Disney World Welcomes 2003
Just past midnight, 1/1/2003

December 30, 2002 to January 5, 2003. Resort: Disney’s BoardWalk Villas

New Year’s 2002-3 Trip Photos

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Jammin’ In The Jungle Parade
January 2, 2003

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Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular
December 31, 2002

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Mission: Space (Under Construction)
December 30, 2002 & January 1, 2003

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A Comedy Warehouse Show
Pleasure Island, Downtown Disney
Evening of January 2, 2003 (very early January 3, 2003)
Cast: Krista, Christine, Mary, Brian & Jake, with Carol Stein on the keys

Part 1: Opening & Ballad of the Old West

Starting at 12:20 a.m., the final show of the “night” opens with Carol Stein on the keys warming up the crowd, Krista phoning a member of the audience, and the cast improvising a Ballad of the Old West.

Part 2: Musical Styles

Christine gets three suggestions of musical styles and a location from the audience and then Jake and Krista (with walk-ins by Mary and Brian) improvise a scene that Christine interrupts three times, each time calling for a song in one of the suggested styles. There’s a brief little clip of Mary after the scene. (Sorry, this video is a bit jumpy in parts — the cast does a fine job, I was a bit busy changing tapes. I’ve attempted to smooth the jumpiness of the video a bit with iMovie ’09.)

Part 3: Improvisor’s Nightmare

One of the most entertaining improv games, here, in its entirety. The set-up begins with Mary at 12:40 a.m. on January 3, 2003.

Part 4: Blues Song & Finale

Jake gets an embarrassing story from a member of the audience and the cast improvises a blues song about it. That scene is followed by “Goodnight!”.

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