Red Button by the Red Company
Red Button by the Red Company
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Giving the public back its role as judge and arbiter, and allowing them to express their agreement or disagreement live: that's the principle of Red Button.<div> Are you tired of improvisations that don't reach great heights, easy jokes, and intellectual laziness? Do you want more audacity, more finesse, more risks?</div><div> That's perfect, you get to decide! Three audience members take turns on stage with the enormous responsibility of each holding a red button: if all three are pressed, the improv stops immediately and the actors are booed. If the improv is so good that no buttons are pressed, the actors deserve a standing ovation!</div><div> Relentless, definitive, merciless: in Red Button, the audience takes back control.</div><div><br></div><div> Giving the public back their role as judge and referee, and allowing them to express their support or disagreement live: that's the principle behind Red Button. Because after all, if we're playing, it's thanks to you and for you!</div>
