HEADS UP: Improv Everywhere will make you dance on Wednesday

Remember the other kind of flash mob, the one where people suddenly start doing stuff all at once and nobody gets hurt?

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HEADS UP: Improv Everywhere will make you dance on Wednesday

POSTED: Tuesday, November 8, 2011, 9:00 AM

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Remember the other kind of flash mob, the one where people suddenly start doing the same thing all at once and nobody gets hurt? Well, there's a big one going down on Wednesday on Drexel's campus. It's being organized by Improv Everywhere, the so-called "prank collective" from that infamous This American Life episode where they pretend to really like a band for an experiment in unexpected elation and thoughtless humiliation. This Wednesday's thing involves synchronizing watches, a downloading mp3 and wearing a certain color. Here's all the details. Afterward, there's a free talk in the Main Auditorium led by the Improv Everywhere people. So basically you're the opening act. Is this really, you know, improv?

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