Powerpoint Showdown is an improv comedy show where each episode is disguised as a conference covering a general topic, such as Advances in Transportation or Dental Hygiene. These conferences consist of four presentations, led by different speakers. At the end, the speaker who gave the best presentation “wins a $50,000 grant in the form of a scholarship to Some Nobodies University and/or a ‘rare novelty bit of nostalgia’.”
The twist: none of the speakers have seen their presentations before it is their turn to speak.
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Powerpoint Showdown is an improv comedy show where each episode is disguised as a conference covering a general topic, such as Advances in Transportation or Dental Hygiene. These conferences consist of four presentations, led by different speakers. At the end, the speaker who gave the best presentation “wins a $50,000 grant in the form of a scholarship to Some Nobodies University and/or a ‘rare novelty bit of nostalgia’.”
The twist: none of the speakers have seen their presentations before it is their turn to speak.
This week, keynote speaker The Main Reign of Entertain with subtle back Pain named Zack leads a conference on the topic of GRASS! The panel is joined by guest-speaker; a friend of a Chris (but not a Chris), a Marvel hating Falcon fan, a real sport fan without a plan kinda guy, and a fabulous master of ceremonies -- NICK JORDAN -- please take a seat and get ready for a PowerPoint Showdown.
You can find the Nick Jordan on the Facebook here:
https://www.facebook.com/nick.jordan.35
Check out a slightly funnier Instagram page here:
https://www.instagram.com/jackbillingspresents
PowerPoint Showdown
Powerpoint Showdown is an improv comedy show where each episode is disguised as a conference covering a general topic, such as Advances in Transportation or Dental Hygiene. These conferences consist of four presentations, led by different speakers. At the end, the speaker who gave the best presentation “wins a $50,000 grant in the form of a scholarship to Some Nobodies University and/or a ‘rare novelty bit of nostalgia’.”
The twist: none of the speakers have seen their presentations before it is their turn to speak.
