I was tempted to saturate my pantalones when the group Parallelogramophonograph performed Improvised French Farce. It was unclear how improvised this piece was- the four comic actors' work together is magnifique. But who cares how they got there- they had the whole audience laughing itself silly."
-Author Spike Gillespie, reviewing PGraph's 100% improvised show

"overflow the biggest stage with their manic and often inspired improvisation."
-The Austin Chronicle

"Comedy improv in some ways is pure theatre, esp. keeping in mind Moliere and commedia dell'arte. Especially genre-based comedy like the "French Farce" show: good body types, intelligent, good tonal shifts and story points."
-A Writer's Report

"Easily funnier, more interesting, original and professional than the improv we saw at second city in the windy city."
-Rachel, 27, Austin, TX

"I know why they are the headliners: they kick ass in everything they do."
-Mike Kinald, Improv for Evil

"always been bright and inventive"
-The Austin Chronicle

"No one in my group had seen nor heard of this comedy troupe [PGraph], but everyone left promising they will come back."
-Comment to StubDog.com, online ticket site.

"made me hurt, it was so funny."
-Marc, 37, Austin, TX

"some of Austin's finest purveyors of genre improvisation."
-The Austinist

"It's like ... like watching otters at play onstage, actually: hyperintelligent, human-shaped, joyously goofy otters."
-The Austin Chronicle

"if you haven't seen the graph in a while, you should revisit them. they are sweeter than ever now."
-Jeremy Lamb, co-founder of the Out of Bounds Improv Festival

"Hi, I'm Amy Heckerling. That was a really good show, I enjoyed it."
-Amy Heckerling, director of Clueless, Johnny Dangerously, and Fast Times at Ridgemont High

"If every show we did was as much fun as Parallelogramophonograph's Afterschool Improv show last Thursday [...] we would be beating people away with sticks."
-Andy Crouch, Manager of the Hideout Theatre

"Last night they tore Coldtowne apart, rebuilt it better than before, tore it apart again, then stood over the smoldering remains and made us laugh yet again. Not only that, but they started a fund to rebuild the theater. All this in 35 minutes."
-Ryan Harrison, Austin, TX

"You should come to Austin and see a pgraph show."
-Live From Texas Blog

"You know those kids in high school who made AP English bearable with some well-played Grendel jokes? The dudes you met at the GWAR show senior year who won UIL awards in Band? That funny girl in art class who was actually good at art (and wasn't there to make bongs out of driftwood)?

Local improv troupe Parallelogramophonograph are those guys."
-The Austinist