Acts And Entertainments

October, 1963

Newest of the improvisational theaters is The Committee, administering satire, alcohol, coffee and food in spanking-new, Arab-blue quarters at Columbus and Broadway in San Francisco's jumping North Beach. Directed by Alan Myerson, who previously directed for The Second City, The Committee's staff includes Bobby Camp, ex-folk singer, ex-Second City mummer, the wild voice of the id of the group; Garry Goodrow, who is best known for his cool and mean Ernie in both the stage and film versions of The...