An improv comedy show about friends improvising together, presented by Missimp Improv Comedy at the Malt Cross during the Nottingham Comedy Festival.
Ben Pals plays at The Malt Cross on Saturday 31 October, part of the Nottingham Comedy Festival's 18th year. The festival runs from Friday 30 October to Sunday 8 November, so this is one of the earlier nights in the line-up.
The show is presented by Missimp Improv Comedy, and the whole thing is built around the friends Ben Pals made through improv, whom he now gathers to improvise together. He describes it as "a show all about friends improvising together", and he's a veteran of the UK improv scene, so he knows his way around a room. He'll be joined by special guests, and since it's improv, nothing is scripted — everything you see is made up on the spot.
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The Malt Cross is a Grade-II listed Victorian music hall on St James's Street, and the show is recommended for ages 18 and over. It starts at 9pm, so it's a late one. Tickets are £7 in advance and £8 on the door.
