Intellectual Property

An evening of theatrical mash-ups,
fan-fiction, and parody.

Mash-up:
A derivative work consisting of the combination of multiple sources—which usually have no relevance with each other—often lampooning its component sources, or another text.

Fan-fiction:
A derivative work of fiction about characters or settings written by admirers of the original work, rather than by the original creators. The term usually applies to works that are not commissioned and are unauthorized by the owner/creators and publishers of the original work.

Parody:
A derivative work that imitates the style of an author or a work in order to mock, comment on, or poke fun of the original work, its subject, or author.

intellectual property

IN THE WORKS

CREDITS

Contributors include:
Michael Burgan, Dan Fiorella,
Harshman Grevelis, Alexis Kozak,
William Ponder, Nick Robideau,
Scott Tobin, Ted Wenskus, and
Jordan R. Young

FUTURE On our way to developing and producing an evening of short plays, we are also working on the “Home Game Edition” and a “Special Holiday Presentation” of our take on popular culture.

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