An hour of improvised comedy inspired by audience suggestions, with audience members able to join the show.
Primetime Friday Night Improv is back at the Dallas Comedy Club on Friday, October 30, for an hour of improvised comedy built on audience suggestions. If you've seen Whose Line Is It Anyway?, you've got the general idea: the performers work through a series of games thrown at them by the host and the room, and nothing is scripted. The whole thing is fast and interactive, and the audience can even get on stage and take part in the scenes.
The lineup for this one brings together seven performers: Dan States, Anna Walker, Jack Ritchey, Jeff Garlish, Lisa Michalsky, Madi Slavens, and Pablo Mares. They'll be playing in the Club Theater, the main room at the Dallas Comedy Club, located at 3036 Elm Street in the heart of downtown. The show runs about an hour, so it's a relatively short commitment for a Friday night.
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One thing to keep in mind is that this is an 18-and-up show, so it's not one for the kids. Doors open at 8:15 PM, and the show starts at 8:30 PM, which gives you a little time to get settled before the first suggestion comes from the crowd. If you're planning to join in, coming early is a good call.
