Revolving Madness is a quartet based in San Francisco.  Defiantly working without suggestion or structure, the group improvises employing a dazzling combination of physicality and sound, weaving an intoxicating tapestry of scenes featuring sharply observed characters and painfully funny relationships.

Graduates of the acting program at UC Santa Barbara, where their instructors included movement/clown master James Donlon, playwright Naomi Iizuka, comedian John Cleese and improv historian Kim "Howard" Johnson, the group first came together in 2003 as a masters thesis project by director Jason Davids Scott.  Since establishing themselves in San Francisco in 2004, they have performed at the San Francisco Improv Festival and San Francisco Fringe Festival, as well as extended runs at the Climate Theatre and other local venues.  Other appearances inlclude Chicago (Chicago Improv Festival 2007), Toronto (Improv Festival 2006), New York (the Producer's Club), Los Angeles (IO West Festival, Westside Eclectic and Whitmore-Lindley Theatre), and Santa Barbara (UCSB's performance series I.V. Live).  Revolving Madness has been featured in articles published in The San Francisco Chronicle, Backstage and yesand.com.

Revolving Madness is performing an improv show Saturday at 10:00pm with Get Up
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-Reviews and Accolades-
"A bunch of talented young ruffians" -- John Cleese
San Francisco Chronicle Review

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Jason Davids Scott of Revolving Madness is teaching a workshop on Saturday.

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