It’s October 2015, when Doc brings Marty to save his future children! Go on a journey with Cold Tofu as they travel through time and space in their sci-fi/horror improv show on Saturday, Oct. 17, at 7:30 p.m. at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Center (Maryknoll), 222 S. Hewitt St. in Los Angeles.
First up: Iron Improv Stadium. Watch two teams battle it out in Cold Tofu’s short-form competition for your vote to win the coveted Tofy Award. The Rice Rocketeers (Johnny Ye, Quincy Surasmith, Ryan Okuda, Tony Garbanzos) will face off with Rashomen (Howard Ho, Kurt Yamamoto, Peter Kang).
The main stage show will feature Corinne Chooey, Helen Ota, Jully Lee, Michael Palma, Will Choi, Jhemon Lee and Aaron Aoki with musician Allen Simpson.
Raffle drawing at the end of the show for goodie bags, gift cards and Hello Kitty merchandise. Free raffle ticket with each admission ($7 at the door, cash only). Special online discount of two tickets for $12. Go to www.brownpapertickets.com.
Valet parking available at on-site for $5. Enter from Third Street and pay $10 parking fee in advance. Get $5 reimbursement with Cold Tofu validation upon exit.
Running time: Approximately 80 minutes with a 10-minute intermission and raffle drawing.
Hansen's ‘Barbed Voices’ Explores Resistance in the Camps
Mayor Pete's husband, Chasten, is the most charming guy on Twitter
Mia Farrow's Twitter account is joyfully bizarre
NASA puzzles over why some exoplanets are shrinking
OBITUARY: Stone Ishimaru, 95; Nisei Photographer and Educator
Professors commenting on quiz doodles will make your day
Two CNN reporters wore matching green jackets, and of course they got green screened
Good news everyone, Logan Paul doesn't actually think the Earth is flat
JANM Mourns Passing of Mary Karatsu
Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar brings his boyfriend to meet Mike Pence
Paul A. Gagnon Prize Awarded to Educator Sam Mihara
Instagram and Facebook went down, so of course everyone made jokes on Twitter
New Zealand bikers perform Haka dance to honor Christchurch victims
NASA spacecraft spots Io's elusive volcanoes. A big question remains.
Cerritos Hosts Students from Kakamigahara
People are jokingly asking USC to consider admitting their very gifted dogs
A petition to remain in the EU has gone so viral it crashed a government website
The new specialty Reese's cups are perfect for the nuanced Reese's palate
Construction Launches for Little Tokyo Gymnasium
Dog takes bite out of the mic during big local news interview
What do the Duck of Justice and a red 'It' balloon have in common? Stephen King.Hemingway's sixTrump says Ivanka calls him 'daddy,' and he likes itDonald Trump Jr. doesn't seem to know which way framed photos of your children should faceSo, a scorpion slipped onto a Boeing 737 plane for some light travelingWhat do the Duck of Justice and a red 'It' balloon have in common? Stephen King.High Court's sameHillary Clinton may have found the one person more annoying than Ted CruzWill the U.S. help Mexico after a massive earthquake killed dozens?Chris Evans sums up the difference between Barack Obama and Donald Trump in one satisfying tweet 'Worn Stories' on Netflix has dazzling animation unlike anything you've seen on TV HBO Max's 'Made for Love' is a breezy ride through digital dystopia Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra's rear display looks strangely familiar, and now we know why Hollywood must bear some blame for the rise of QAnon 'The Power' is a claustrophobic horror movie with a devastating message Owning an e Outdated pregnancy terms need a rebrand Roku's Express 4K+ streamer brings 4K to the masses for $40 See where NASA zapped this odd Martian rock with a laser NASA: Gaze at these planets and sky phenomena in April 2021
0.1425s , 10006.6953125 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【???? ?????】Enter to watch online.Cold Tofu’s Sci,Global Perspective Monitoring
