Concerto for Piano and Mime

Not your usual run of the mill improv. (Not that very much of that happens around here, but this is different!)

Concerto for Piano and Mime is one of those art forms that defies categorization. Seven to eight pieces are created using suggestions from the audience. These form the titles for the music that Knute Snortum plays, and Mary Pat McCoy and Amy Gray act out using pantomime, character, dance, and drama. Each piece forms a story through music and movement, sometimes whimsical, sometimes poignant, always entertaining and fully improvised. Though literalists may wonder where the orchestra and grease paint is, most will thoroughly enjoy this absurd romp through the magic of imagination and improv.

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