IMPROV 201 SHOWCASE by The Eager Eggplants

Show Synopsis

The graduates from The Improv Company's Improv 201 classes will be staging their first-ever short-form improv comedy shows! Come support our newest improvisers as they take your random suggestions and turn them into hilarious scenes on the fly!

Cast: Avinaash Subramaniam | Desiree Lee | Jean Tan | Josh Liao | Kah Chon Hong | Roger Goh | Sabith Zarook | Tam Nguyen | Wei Huang

Event Details

Timing

• Sun 26 May 2024 (8.00pm - 9.00pm)
• 1-hour performance (no intermission)
• Doors open 10-15min before showtime
  

Venue

• The Den Studio (The Improv Co.)
• 62b South Bridge Road (S058692)
  

Price

• S$15.00 (Single Admission)
  

Discounts

• TIC Vouchers - Please remember to enter your voucher code when selecting your tickets
• Early-Bird Discount (20%-off) - Use Promo Code 'pineapple' when selecting your tickets - Ends Tue 21 May 2024 (11.30pm)
  

Other Details

• Performed in English
• Rating: Advisory-16 (Some Mature Content & Coarse Language)
• Tickets are non-refundable within 7 days before the show.

What's 'improv'?

'Improv' is short for 'improvisational theatre and comedy'. As the name implies, improv is a special form of theatre wherein no scripts are involved! Rather, the performers have to create their stories on the fly, usually with the help of their audience. This creates a unique experience where no two shows are the same, and where both performers and audiences actively collaborate as part of the storytelling.

About The Improv Company

Founded in 2013, ">span> is Singapore’s first and biggest school of improvisational theatre and comedy. We welcome dozens of new students every month, imparting the positive values of “Yes, And” to every new cohort.

Over the years, we’ve also produced and performed in hundreds of improv shows. Our coaches have supported a handful of performing groups; some have gone on to grow as independent troupes, while others stayed as TIC’s House Teams. Internationally, we’ve represented Singapore at numerous festivals around the world. We even host the Singapore Improv Festival, which we produce biennially since 2016.

Ultimately, we hope to keep advancing improv as an applicable approach to daily life as well as a staple form of community theatre in Singapore!