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ComedySportz – Croswell Opera House

Main-Floor or Balcony Seating at Comedy Show on Friday, February 15, at 8 p.m. (Half Off)

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In a Nutshell

Comedy teams fueled by audience suggestions for scenes, games, and songs compete for the funniest improvisations

The Fine Print

Improv-comedy shows, unlike criminal-court proceedings and open-heart surgeries, encourage people in the room to shout out suggestions. Explore the extemporaneous with this GrouponLive deal to a ComedySportz improv show at Croswell Opera House on Friday, February 15, at 8 p.m. Choose between the following seating options:

  • For $11, you get one balcony ticket (a $22 value).
  • For $13, you get one main-floor ticket (a $26 value).

ComedySportz

The spontaneity of improv humor marries the competitiveness of athletics during a ComedySportz show that churns out laughs for roughly 100 minutes. During a match, two opposing teams of comics square off as a referee presides. The teams launch into sketches and routines fueled by audience suggestions, much like on the TV shows Whose Line Is It Anyway? and World News with Diane Sawyer. Since random, casual outbursts are so integral to the show, no two ComedySportz performances are the same.

Croswell Opera House

Although it’s the oldest continuously running theater in Michigan (and the third oldest in all of the United States), Croswell Opera House has more vibrancy than most venues half its age. Renovated over the last two decades with a new stage floor, an enlarged orchestra pit, and burgundy and gold medallions atop a fresh coat of paint, the historic venue has lost none of its old-fashioned charm as it continues through its second century.

Originally constructed in 1866, the downtown epicenter of Lenawee County arts and culture has played host to a rich timeline of American entertainment. The 1800s featured vaudeville acts, musicians, and orators such as Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass, and the early 1900s saw silent movies swallowed by the next wave of cinema: loudies. Although it was nearly demolished in 1967, the opera house persevered with the loving care of its staff and patrons, and today continues to host a wealth of musical acts, Broadway shows, and children’s theater.

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ComedySportz

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    Croswell Opera House

    129 E Maumee St.
    Adrian, Michigan 49221
    (517) 264-7469
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  • Contact Croswell Opera House at (517) 264-7469 for questions or hours.

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