Following on from the above, I went to see The Parentheticals tonight, doing an hour long show called "Improdyssey" which was set in 13th Century (as all of their current shows are I gather) and from the audience they asked for a title for a quest they could go on, for us to write down some quotes from our favourite movies that they could say in one scene (though sadly my "Now that’s a damn shame when folks be throwin’ away a perfectly good white boy" from Better Off Dead wasn't used), at one point they got two people up to control the movements of two of the improvisers, and at a later point a different two people to provide the final word of a line of dialogue. And it was pretty decent all in all, not quite four star comedy (so three and three quarters then) but it was very likeable stuff and I'd definitely go and see them again.
Also, I saw a play at the same venue beforehand, which I enjoyed an awful lot:
Villain, Interrupted - A really smart, funny, thoughtful and inventive play about a therapist working at a prison for supervillains, it was clearly written by someone with a love for the genre, and it impressively side-stepped all of the cliched nonsense that you get in way too many comics when it comes to the bad guys. The cast took on a variety of roles and were really impressive, and the script and the direction also deserve a huge amount of kudos, I enjoyed this a great deal and hope it's restaged in a bigger venue soon.