I’m out of com­mis­sion at the moment brain-wise, and could­n’t get to this show, but the work got love­ly com­ments from those there in my steed. The show sea­son is com­plete­ly sold out, but I’m cer­tain these two will be about town per­form­ing at a lat­er date — they’re a tal­ent­ed pair and deserve your time!

Guest review below -

Unusu­al­ly for improv, rather than ask the audi­ence for a rela­tion­ship, or loca­tion, they asked for some­thing you were pas­sion­ate about. Work­ing with this, they spun an engag­ing and cre­ative sto­ry — in this case based around a mil­i­tant anti-scoot­er group, and their adver­saries, a big scoot­er com­pa­ny — from noth­ing.

One the main high­lights was watch­ing them play about 6 char­ac­ters between the two of them, swap­ping roles as they need­ed, and the whole thing descend­ing into hilar­i­ous chaos in the finale, when 4 char­ac­ters were on stage at once.

90% of the lines got laughs. I count­ed. Nev­er looked ner­vous, nev­er got lost, cre­at­ed a fun, respect­ful nar­ra­tive based on cur­so­ry check-in with one audi­ence mem­ber. When it got real­ly ground­ed, dur­ing the roman­tic moments between two quirky & odd char­ac­ters, it drew the audi­ence in an even deep­er way.

This pair of tal­ent­ed impro­vis­ers have an easy, like­able charm about them which adds some immer­sive depth to this quick-fire, long-form improv show.

10/10, would watch again.