On April 15 Jacob Kaplan and Marcus Lustig took an audience of about 50 on a hilarious journey through their experiences touring their two-man comedy show, “Kings of Camp,” across various Jewish summer camps. After the show, Marcus and Jacob answered questions from the audience, offering insightful perspectives and valuable advice from their time in the entertainment industry. Earlier, UW-Madison’s Jewop a cappella group performed. The event was sponsored by Student Affairs, in partnership with UW Hillel.
Fernie Rodriguez, associate vice chancellor for student affairs, makes introductory remarks. PHOTO BY: JEFF MILLER/UW-MADISON
Rabbi Andrea Steinberger with UW Hillel makes introductory remarks. PHOTO BY: JEFF MILLER/UW-MADISON
Jewop, a UW–Madison student a cappella group, sings before the start of Kings of Camp. PHOTO BY: JEFF MILLER/UW-MADISON
The audience laughing as comedians Jacob Kaplan (green shirt at center singing a song) and Marcus Lustig (tan shirt) perform. PHOTO BY: JEFF MILLER/UW-MADISON
At far right, audience member Alexander Minus reads a provided script while comedians Jacob Kaplan (green shirt) and Marcus Lustig (tan shirt) dance the Macarena. PHOTO BY: JEFF MILLER/UW-MADISON
Comedians Marcus Lustig (tan shirt) and Jacob Kaplan (green shirt) perform on stage. PHOTO BY: JEFF MILLER/UW-MADISON
The audience watching as comedians Marcus Lustig (tan shirt) and Jacob Kaplan (green shirt) perform. PHOTO BY: JEFF MILLER/UW-MADISON
Sitting in the audience, Dean of Students Christina Olstad (left) and Fernie Rodriguez (right), associate vice chancellor for student affairs, share a laugh. PHOTO BY: JEFF MILLER/UW-MADISON
Comedians Jacob Kaplan (green shirt) and Marcus Lustig (tan shirt). PHOTO BY: JEFF MILLER/UW-MADISON
Comedians Jacob Kaplan (green shirt) and Marcus Lustig (tan shirt) high-five one another at the end of performing their two-person comedy show called Kings of Camp. PHOTO BY: JEFF MILLER/UW-MADISON
Comedians Marcus Lustig (tan shirt) and Jacob Kaplan (green shirt) discuss their experience working in the entertainment industry with the audience. PHOTO BY: JEFF MILLER/UW-MADISON
