Good conversations have lots of doorknobs
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Or "Spiderman Is My Boyfriend"
Photo cred: my dad. I used to perform in an improvised musical comedy show where we could burst into song at any time. You’d be doing a scene about, say, bringing your boyfriend to Thanksgiving for the first time and having to explain to your parents that he’s Spiderman, and all of the sudden the pianist would thunder out some chords and now you’re singing something like: SPIDERMAN, SPIDERMAN THAT’S WHO I’M DATING, MOM AND DAD WILL HE EAT? DO NOT ASK HE WILL NOT REMOVE HIS MASK Doing this on the spot is really hard, and the trick that kept us afloat was called “take-and-take of…
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