$5 for Two Tickets to an Improv Show at Improv Comedy Underground ($10 Value)
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- Game-based improv comedy
- Three show options
- Audience participation
For $5, today's deal gets you two tickets to an improv show at Improv Comedy Underground (a $10 value). This Groupon will act as a ticket for two; present it at the doors for one of the following shows:
- At Spring Hill College's Arlene Mitchell Theatre on Saturday, March 5, at 8 p.m.
- At the Alabama School of Math and Science on Saturday, April 2, at 8 p.m.
- At the Crescent Theater on Saturday, May 7, at 11 p.m.
Every four to five weeks, Improv Comedy Underground puts on an unscripted, interactive show filled with spontaneous jokes and side-tickling chortles. Each show consists of a group of improvisational performers who participate in a series of wit-testing games led by a host and audience suggestions. Because of the on-the-fly nature of the hour-long shows, the content isn't always predictable and may contain adult language and humor, so it's not recommended for young children or stoic philosophers in the midst of vision quests.
Reviews
Improv Comedy Underground was featured on AL.com, and more than 400 Facebookers are fans of the troop:
- ICU generally eschews props in favor of wordplay, physical humor and surreal leaps of logic. It’s not skit comedy a la “Saturday Night Live,” but it’ll seem very familiar to anyone who’s enjoyed the show “Whose Line Is It Anyway.” – Lawrence F. Specker, AL.com
- Game-based improv comedy
- Three show options
- Audience participation
For $5, today's deal gets you two tickets to an improv show at Improv Comedy Underground (a $10 value). This Groupon will act as a ticket for two; present it at the doors for one of the following shows:
- At Spring Hill College's Arlene Mitchell Theatre on Saturday, March 5, at 8 p.m.
- At the Alabama School of Math and Science on Saturday, April 2, at 8 p.m.
- At the Crescent Theater on Saturday, May 7, at 11 p.m.
Every four to five weeks, Improv Comedy Underground puts on an unscripted, interactive show filled with spontaneous jokes and side-tickling chortles. Each show consists of a group of improvisational performers who participate in a series of wit-testing games led by a host and audience suggestions. Because of the on-the-fly nature of the hour-long shows, the content isn't always predictable and may contain adult language and humor, so it's not recommended for young children or stoic philosophers in the midst of vision quests.
Reviews
Improv Comedy Underground was featured on AL.com, and more than 400 Facebookers are fans of the troop:
- ICU generally eschews props in favor of wordplay, physical humor and surreal leaps of logic. It’s not skit comedy a la “Saturday Night Live,” but it’ll seem very familiar to anyone who’s enjoyed the show “Whose Line Is It Anyway.” – Lawrence F. Specker, AL.com