 | | | Subject: A87756079 - The Mart & ian Show. Guide to planet Earth.
Posted Apr 29, 2012 by  Lanzababy - Guide Editor
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  | | hi there and welcome to h2g2.  Elektra is correct - if you need help in moving your Entry into the Alternative Writing Workshop maybe this part of our FAQs might be useful:
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| | | Subject: A87756079 - The Mart & ian Show. Guide to planet Earth.
Posted Apr 29, 2012 by minorvogonpoet
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| | Welcome to the ASS, which provides a friendly home for poetry, fiction and personal accounts.
I love the idea of two Martians (are they both Martians?) discussing earth, humans and the wierd things they do.
I can see that the Martians might laugh at our system of organ transplantation and think it very primitive, or morally repugnant.
But I dont quite get the joke about Ian being let out of the wardrobe  . And I don't quite understand why Mr Branson is at the party.
I have a feeling you need some background - who these characters are, where they are and what they're doing - before these sketches can reach their potential.
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| | | Subject: A87756079 - The Mart & ian Show. Guide to planet Earth.
Posted Jun 18, 2012 by GregPius
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| | Rules are made to be broken. And this certainly breaks a few rules. But it does get its humor across. In the time poor world we live in, few of us have time for character development and background details. I went to see a famous play read on stage by professional actors. They had very little in the way of props and sets. Yet their talent shone through and I was entertained, if a little confused at times.. That is what this was like. I had no idea where they were going with this skit, but I enjoyed the ride. The treatment is called Improv. in theater circles. It is cutting edge theater and challenges the imagination. Well done.
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