Improv Gig 22: Wow Impro – 20 Minute Set at CatOnTheJam Comedy Night – Wednesday 24th April 2013
Improv Gig : 22.
Date : Wednesday 24th April, 2013.
Company : Wow Impro.
Players : Sarah Coad, Matt Fishwick and guests!
Location : Kahawa Cafe, 163 New Union St, Coventry, CV1 2PL
Start time : 7:30pm.
Duration : 20 minutes.
Pre Gig Thoughts:
(written Saturday 20th April 2013)
This is a spot on an open mic night "Cat On The Jam." It's the very first night that they are running at this venue. I believe it will be like a comedy centric version of Down The Rabbit Hole. Will be doing some short form games and I also think I may be participating in some improvised songs.
Show Format:
Just a few short form games. Here's the set list.
The Gig Build Up:
First time at the venue. I arrived in Coventry and spotted another of the evening's performers, Songster Matthew Dibbens Esquire, heading over to the venue. As he had a better grasp of Coventry geography, I followed him like the sexy little lamb that I am. On the way to the venue we were even spotted by an audience member from our monthly Esquires Gig, who said "hi" to us. Fame at last. And on the streets of Coventry, no less.
The Gig Itself:
Sarah suggested that we form our own 2 person improv team, M&S improv (the finest improv) for family friendly audiences and S&M improv (for audiences that weren't that family friendly, or that brought along props with them.)
We were the last act of the night, and we were billed as Wow Impro. (Headliners!)
The bill included:
Matthew Dibbens performing some comedy songs, Inigo performing poetry, Lorcan Mullan performing stand up and two further stand ups (one was Michael Kahinde and the other persons name escpes me.) It was hosted jointly by Rich Coad and Rich Baldwin. It was a fun night.
And now for the Wow Impro Set:
GAME 1: "TWO HEADED INTERVIEW"
Sarah and I were applying to be a Dinosaur Rider with Rich Baldwin interviewing us. Fun.
GAME 2: "PLAYBOOK"
Sarah read from a play while I improvised with her. The suggestion was sausage, which soon moved on to talking about a child due to the nature of the dialogue that was contained in the text that Sarah was reading from. I can't remember the name of the play.
GAME 3: "CHANGE"
Sarah and I did a scene set in the Kahawa Cafe. I believe that we ended up trying to name our previously unnamed nine year old child. It was fun, but I don't really remember much else.
GAME 4: "HEY YOU DOWN THERE!"
Rich Baldwin provided the narration to the 1950s style instructional video on how to use your bathroom that Sarah and I were acting out using mime. I don't remember much beyond waving my hands in the air like I just didn't care.
GAME 5: "ARMS THROUGH"
Rich Coad (with arms provided by Sarah) came to me for a job interview because he needed money as he hadn't eaten since the day before. Despite this, he managed to throw up over the floor, which I made him clean up with a broom as part of his interview. Which he then stole to sell on eBay. I believe that at one point I even gave him a fiver for his asthma inhaler. Lot of fun.
GAME 6: "ACCENTS"
Sarah, along with Matthew Dibbens and Rich Coad did a scene about Dibbens trying to hide his lottery win from his wife and son. Accents used include, South Africa, French, Brummie, Liverpool and several more. (Which I can't remember!). The crowd loved this game.
GAME 7: "DEATH IN A MINUTE"
Sarah and Ric Baldwin were a couple who returned home to find the lights not working and me trying to rob their house. In the struggle, Sarah killed me with the suggested item of a lamp shade. We replayed this at double speed, backwards, as a badly dubbed chinese film (where I didn't die, because Rich told me to take the DVD player for the good of the country) and finally Rich Baldwin replayed the scene playing all the roles himself. Fun.
Post Gig Thoughts:
I enjoyed doing the gig, the audience were a bit quiet at the start of the improv set, but warmed up during the rest of the games. (I think many of them hadn't seen improv before.) I look forward to doing more gigs there in the future.
On to the next gig!
Will you be there? Check my calendar to find our where I'm performing next.
Improv Gig 21: Wow Impro – On The Spot Comedy Improv – Friday 12th April 2013
Improv Gig : 21.
Date : Friday 12th April, 2013.
Company : Wow Impro.
Players : Rich Coad (MC), Matt Dibbens, Rich Baldwin, Lorcan Mullan, Sarah Coad and Matt Fishwick.
Location : Esquires Coffee House, Coventry Transport Museum, CV1 1JD Coventry, United Kingdom.
Start time : 7pm.
Duration : 2 hours.
Pre Gig Thoughts:
(written Wednesday 10th April 2013)
I really like this gig. Attendence was down at the last one (I hink it's due to all the rubbish weather). Here's hoping for a full house.
Show Format:
Much like last time, this will be a straight forward gig without any competition elements.
The Gig Build Up:
I arrived in Coventry, Had something to eat, met up with Rich Coad and Sarah and went over the games that would be played during the show. Here's the set list:
(Apologies for the blurred images. Not sure what was up. I've taken a photo since and it appears to be fine.)
The Gig Itself:
Not a spare seat in the house. Nice.
First Half
GAME 1: "Story, Story, Die!"
Featuring Everyone with Rich Coad directing the story.
The story was about finding a bicycle in your pocket and going on an adventure up a mountain. I was eliminated first, followed by Dibbo, Sarah, Rich Baldwin and the winner was Lorcan.
GAME 2: "Questions Only"
Featuring Everyone.
The suggestion was head gardener.
GAME 3: "Emotional Taxi"
Featuring Sarah as the driver, Fishwick, Baldwin and Dibbens.
Sarah (Joy) picked up passengers Fishwick (Fear), Baldwin (Indifference), and Dibbens (Angry). The Taxi didn't actually move. Fun game.
GAME 4: "Change"
Featuring: Lorcan & Baldwin
Lorcan had been on a date with Baldwin's Mum and he had to deal with the fallout.
GAME 5: "One Voice"
Featuring Fishwick interviewing Sarah and Dibbens as a singer eager (speaking the same things at the same time) to join an opera company. To make things harder on them, I made them sing and dance. I think I heard that someone has recorded this game, so if I find it, I will post the link.
GAME 6: "Lines Of Dialogue"
Featuring Everyone.
Evil genius Lorcan and his sidekick / wannabe equal partner (Fishwick) had created hybrid rat dinosaurs (played by Coad, Baldwin and Sarah) who they summoned to defeat their nemesis (Dibbens). At some point during this game, we were interrupted by the loud speaker from the attached Transport Museum were a party was taking place. These interruptions happened throughout the rest of the night.
GAME 7: "Freeze Tag"
Featuring Everyone.
Because the night was running faster than planned, we threw in a game of freeze tag.
GAME 8: "Superheroes"
Featuring Coady, Baldwin, and Sarah.
Boils Eggs with his thoughts man (Baldwin) had to contend with the world being without stripey jumpers. Aided by his trusty sidekicks, Angora Goat Girl (Sarah) and Felt Tip Pen Man (I think) (played by Rich Coad).
Second Half
GAME 9: "Meanwhile" (aka Scenes You Would Like To See)
Featuring Everyone.
Some good scenes. I boiled the last dodo alive.
GAME 10: "ABC"
Featuring Baldwin and Lorcan.
Two scientists created a new element.
GAME 11: "Action Replay"
Featuring Dibbens, Lorcan and Fishwick.
The suggestion was metal detector. A Man with a metal detector (Dibbens) was trying to find treasure, but was killed when the other two thought they detected treasure in his chest. We replayed this ultra fast, then in slow mo, and in a couple of other ways that escape right now.
GAME 12: "Playbook"
Featuring Coady and Sarah (reading dialogue from a play, the name of which escapes me)
Coady had to hid a present that he had bought his mother (Sarah) for her birthday.
GAME 13: "Bend Sit Stand"
Featuring Lorcan, Dibbens and Fishwick.
The suggestion was Red.
Lorcan was a boxer who was being given a pep talk during the fight by his trainer (Fishwick) and his father (Dibbens).
GAME 14: "Poet Translator"
Sarah delivered a poem that was translated to English by Baldwin.
I can't remember any details of the poem, sorry, but it was very funny.
GAME 15: "Guess The Job"
Sarah guessing her new job with an assist from Coad with everyone else providing clues. Sarah was a Librarian who loaned out pizza toppings in zero gravity on Valentine's Day while dressed in Ballet Attire.
Post Gig Thoughts:
I enjoyed the show. It was a lot of fun. More like this please.
On to the next gig!
Will you be there? Check my calendar to find our where I'm performing next.
May Made Up Mayhem!
That's right, I'm doing some improv gigs this month.
The first show will be this Friday, 10th May 2013 in Coventry. Wow Impro will be doing a full 2 hour show at Esquires Coffee House. 7PM. FREE. Details here.
The second show will be Wednesday 29th May 2013 in Coventry. Wow Impro will be doing a 20 minute set at Cat On The Jam Comedy Night at Kahawa Cafe. 7.30PM. FREE. Details here.
Looking forward to seeing you all there.
A Year Of Confidence With ComedySportz 3 (aka Improvman Forever)
On 1st of May 2010 I did my first ever improv class. On each anniversary, I have looked back at the changes that have happened to me (including fur where there wasn't fur before!) since I began that journey as an overweight 20 something into an even more overweight thirty year old.
You can see the first and second entries in the series by clicking on the appropriate links.
So what have I achieved in the past year since I wrote the second entry in the series?
- I've been paid money by the BBC and my jokes have been featured on the radio a further 3 times. (And I've had another "cut for time" email.)
- I've had a joke on another podcast, Kirrin Island Episode 4.
- I was longlisted for a script writing competition. (50 Kisses).
- I've continued to perform improv shows, unleashing myself on the audience with the good folks of Wow Impro.
- Co-established the sketch / improv group Beware The Gnomes and completed several short films with them, and performed our first short form improv show in October.
- Been invited to join the brand new ComedySportz Sunday League and have been preparing for the first show on Sunday June 9th 2013 at 8pm:
Come join us at Fuel Cafe, Manchester.
Of course, while I have done a lot over the past year, there are things I still need to work on. I need to be more outgoing, and become a proper person, as it is probably holding me back in certain areas. (Not making it into the ComedySportz Players Main Team for one example - though improv-wise, I'm not sure what else I can do to make this a reality, though I do keep trying, and not making it is getting me down after 3 years.) As an introvert, I do find it draining interacting with people for extended periods of time, but I will have to try and interact with the ComedySportz people outside of workshops. (It has been said that I've been going to workshops for 3 years and they don't know me at all, which I found a little upsetting as I consider them all my friends. I'm betting they'll be disappointed when they find out that this is all there is to me.) So I will have to do better in the future, and make friends with them all, since it's still my goal to make the Main Players. (As they trained me in improv initially and showed me how much fun it could be. Plus they're lovely people). This is especially true if I'm going to go to Australia and will probably have to start from the beginning again there, but I do hope that a ComedySportz background might give me a bit of a head start.
I also need to work on my sketch writing. Even though I'm getting credits on the radio, they are for one-liners and I would love to get a credit for a sketch, as the producers have said that they are looking for sketch writers and if I am to ever be invited in to the Newsjack offices for a Tuesday writing session, or advance at the BBC, I'm going to have to get better at topical sketches. Perhaps if I can do that, I can work on other radio ideas, such as a sitcom, or a film.
So here's to another year of hard work and we'll see what I accomplish by May 1st 2014.
Improv Gig 20: Wow Impro – 20 Minute Set at Down The Rabbit Hole – Thursday 11th April 2013
Improv Gig : 20.
Date : Thursday 11th April, 2013.
Company : Wow Impro.
Players : Rich Coad (MC), Sarah Coad, and Matt Fishwick.
Location : Esquires Coffee House, Coventry Transport Museum, CV1 1JD Coventry, United Kingdom.
Start time : 7pm.
Duration : 20 minutes.
Pre Gig Thoughts:
(written Sunday 7th April 2013)
This is a spot on an open mic night "Down The Rabbit Hole." We'll be doing a few games with three people as last time I did the night.
Show Format:
Just a few short form games to plug the big show the night after.
The Gig Build Up:
Arrived at the venue just after 5pm, after the trauma of Not Gig 18, and drank coffee and ate Oreos until gig time. We took to the stage at 8.40pm, so I had a lot of coffee.
The Gig Itself:
There were a mixture of poets and musicians (including an improvised song from Matt Dibbens) and stand up from Lorcan Mullan. So Wow Impro were well represented at the show tonight not just doing improv games. Here's the improv set list. (And the thumb of Mr Coad):
GAME 1: "ONE VOICE"
Sarah and I were an expert (both speaking simulaneously) giving a talk on how we got Elephants to do Yoga. It was fun. We messed up. It got laughs.
GAME 2: "POET TRANSLATOR"
Rich Coad performed a poem in gibberish that I translated into English. The title given by the audience was "Ode To A Grecian Urn." I was told that this was an actual poem title, but since I am dense about poetry (and a lot of things) I had no idea what it was, so it ended up being a poem about a an urn braking. We got laughs.
GAME 3: "ACTION REPLAY / DEATH IN A MINUTE"
Sarah and I were in a hospital where I had come because I had my hand chopped off and Sarah had to reattach it. Then she stabbed me, and I died. We replayed this in a variety of styles including "Triple Speed", "Backwards" and as an Opera. It seemed to go well.
GAME 4: "ACCENTS"
Rich and Sarah did a game of accents. The Suggestion was Orange. Accents used included: Yoda, German, French, Dutch, 1950s BBC Radio/TV Announcer, Jamaican, Irish and 1950s Politician. A good, fun game.
GAME 4: "SUPERHEROES"
The World Crisis was that all the winw glasses had smashed. I was Metallic Extender Arms Man. My superhero friends were Bouncy Intelligent Girl (Sarah) and Broom Boy (Rich). We solved the crisis, but exactly how, escapes me. Still we had fun and it was a nice way to end the show.
Post Gig Thoughts:
We did a new game (ONE VOICE) that needs a bit more work. (It'd work better seated like 3 headed expert.) I realise that I need to work on singing with the different styles and such. I had a lot of fun at the gig. A fun and happy way to celebrate 20 gigs. The only downside is that this gig is moving to a Friday, due to the organiser's work commitments, and I won't be able to attend it thanks to the extra cost involved of staying in the Midlands for a full second week per month. If it ever returns to a Thursday, I look forward to taking part again.
On to the next gig!
Will you be there? Check my calendar to find our where I'm performing next.
April Improv Gigs!
That's right, I'm doing some improv gigs this month.
The first show will be tomorrow, Thursday 11th April 2013 in Coventry. Wow Impro will be doing a short set at the Down The Rabbit Hole night at Esquires Coffee House. 7pm. FREE. Details here.
The second show will be this Friday, Friday 12th April 2013 in Coventry. Wow Impro will be doing a full 2 hour show at Esquires Coffee House. 7PM. FREE. Details here.
Looking forward to seeing you all there.
Especially you, you cheeky scamp!
Improv Gig 19: Wow Impro at Bedworth Arts Centre – Monday 25th March 2013
Improv Gig : 19.
Date : Monday 25th March, 2013.
Company : Wow Impro.
Players : Rich Coad (MC), Matt Dibbens (MC), Rich Baldwin, Lorcan Mullan, Sarah Coad, Ben, James, Mike, Sid, Tom, and Matt Fishwick.
Location : Bedworth Arts Centre Ltd, High Street, Bedworth, Warwickshire, , United Kingdom CV12 8NF.
Start time : 7.30pm.
Duration : 2 hours.
Pre Gig Thoughts:
(written Friday 15th March 2013)
I'm looking forward to this. It's a nice space and they are a lovely group of people. Should be a lot of fun.
Show Format:
Much like last time, this will be a straight forward gig without any competition elements.
The Gig Build Up:
Arrived at the Arts Centre, the format was explained. (Having a name drawn from the hat, and picking the gamw you wanted to do.)
The Gig Itself:
As there were 15 games in total (9 in the first half and 6 in the second), I will just mention the ones that I was involved in, in some way.
First Half
GAME 1: "STORY, STORY, DIE"
Everyone participated in this. "The Day I lost my shoe" was the title of the story. I was eliminated second.
GAME 2: "PRESS CONFERENCE"
James was Hugh Grant who had fathered a Hundred Children. I asked a question (or maybe it was two.)
GAME 3: "ACTION REPLAY"
Ben, Mike, and I were in McDonalds. I brought in a new cow (played in replays by Rich Coad and then Sarah). We replayed it in 10 seconds. Then as though we were in love. Then the three of us were replaced and were portrayed by Baldwin, James and Lorcan who did an interpretive dance. Ben, Mike and I came back on and then did the final replay as a musical. I sang a song. This was my favourite game of the night that I participated in.
GAME 4: "3 HEADED EXPERT"
Myself, Sarah, and Mike were an expert that had trained a hybrid sharkgiraffe to ice skate. We were interviewed by Lorcan.
GAME 5: "PLAYBOOK"
James, Sarah (reading from Peter Pan) and I were in a scene where I had stolen chocolate cake that was to be used as a surprise by James for Sarah.
GAME 6: "PLAYBOOK"
Sid was a Traffic Warden who was dressed as a peguin who issued Crumpets as tickets on a Tuesday at Noon. I offered one of the clues.
Second Half
GAME 7: "LINES OF DIALOGUE"
Baldwin, Coad and I were in a scene. We were kids in the park on swings. One of the lines of dialogue indicated that I was a robot and that I shut down during the scene.
Post Gig Thoughts:
A fun time. Need to throw myself into it more. Looking forward to doing more at the Arts Centre as it is a nice space and a lovely audience.
On to the next gig!
Will you be there? Check my calendar to find our where I'm performing next.
Improv Gig 18: Wow Impro – On The Spot Comedy Improv – Friday 8th March 2013
Improv Gig : 18.
Date : Friday 8th March, 2013.
Company : Wow Impro.
Players : Rich Coad (MC), Matt Dibbens, Rich Baldwin, Lorcan Mullan, Sarah Coad and Matt Fishwick.
Location : Esquires Coffee House, Coventry Transport Museum, CV1 1JD Coventry, United Kingdom.
Start time : 7pm.
Duration : 2 hours.
Pre Gig Thoughts:
(written Sunday 2nd March 2013)
On March 12th 2012 I did my first show with Wow Impro in Leamington Spa. This month I celebrate a year of doing improv gigs with Wow Impro by doing an improv gig... with Wow Impro at their monthly show in Coventry. Last month at this gig I did my 10th show with them, and now I'm looking forward to my anniversary show.
(written March 8th)
I just really hope I don't get held up in traffic like my previous attempt to get to Coventry.
Show Format:
Much like last time, this will be a straight forward gig without any competition elements.
The Gig Build Up:
I arrived in Coventry, so that was a step up on the aborted attempt the day before (Not Gig 18) so that was a plus. And I went to KFC for "food" before the start of the gig (which I don't normally do).
The Gig Itself:
It's been a while since I actually did the gig, so forgive my crap memory, but here's the running order:
And now I shall do my best to recall what happened.
First Half
GAME 1: "STORY, STORY, DIE"
Featuring Everyone with Rich Coad directing the story.
I can't remember what the story was about.
GAME 2: "Questions Only"
Featuring Everyone.
GAME 3: "Bend, Sit, Stand"
Featuring Baldwin, Sarah and Fishwick.
We were on a boat. Sarah had stolen the anchor, and Baldwin was trying to blow it up for the insurance money.
GAME 4: "Pan Left"
Featuring:
Lorcan / Coad in a Pet Shop
Coad / Sarah - Sarah was angry because Coad was jealous.
Sarah / Dibbens were a father and daughter having an argument.
Dibbens / Lorcan had a cat.
GAME 5: "3, 4, 5"
Featuring Baldwin, Dibbens and Lorcan.
Baldwin was about to pop the question to Dibbens when they were interrupted by their Uncle Lorcan.
GAME 6: "Playbook"
Featuring Sarah and Coad.
A funny scene with Sarah reading from a play while Coad improvised. Don't remember any details, but the crowd loved it.
GAME 7: "Film / TV / Theatre Styles"
Featuring Baldwin, Lorcan and Fishwick.
I was a ballet dancer from beyond the grave. We danced and sang opera. That's pretty much all I can remember.
GAME 8: "Party Quirks"
Featuring Baldwin as the Host of the Party.
Sarah was Del Boy from Only Fools and Horses. Coad had been run over by a steam roller. Lorcan and Dibbens were twins who spoke backwards with each alternating every other word. I had the worst haircut imaginable. (But what's new?)
Intermission
Here's a picture of Rich Baldwin just chillin' between halves:
Second Half
GAME 9: "Action Replay"
Featuring Sarah, Dibbens and Lorcan. Directed by Baldwin.
Dibbens wanted an ice cream from vendor, Sarah, but was interrupted by Lorcan.
GAME 10: "Freeze Tag"
Featuring everyone.
GAME 11: "3 Headed Interview"
Featuring Fishwick / Sarah / Coad being interviewed by Baldwin as an expert in how Baldwin was to destroy the world.
GAME 12: "Lines of Dialogue"
Lorcan and Baldwin were moving house when a neighbour, Dibbens, called round to accuse them of stealing a chair, which Baldwin had hidden in a sock drawer. The chair was needed for a dinner to impress Dibbens' boss, Sarah.
GAME 13: "Change"
Featuring Lorcan and Baldwin.
Sorry to say, I don't remember a single thing about this.
GAME 14: "Sports Commentary"
It was the "Emptying The Bin Championships" with Sarah vs Coad and commentary provided by Dibbens and Fishwick. I enjoyed this game, though I realised that as it progressed I couldn't see everything that was going on with Sarah and Coad. Next time I need to move into a better viewing position.
GAME 15: "Emotional Taxi"
Driver: Fishwick.
Passengers: Lorcan, Coad and Dibbens.
I was the driver in this taxi, followed by Lorcan, followed by Coad, followed by Dibbo. I don't remember what my emotion was exactly, but it might of been embarrassment. Lorcan was hysterical. I don't remember what Coad was, but Dibbens was confused.
GAME 15: "Guess The Job"
Sarah guessing her new job with an assist from Coad with everyone else providing clues. (Except me because I couldn't think of any.) I believe that Sarah was a Lion Tamer who used Fireworks whilst dressed in waterprood clothing at exactly 6.41pm on a Monday.
Post Gig Thoughts:
I need to work on things, especially "Guess The Job" which I have been terrible at the two times I've played it. Maybe I shouldn't have KFC before a show, or at all. Leave the hunger to drive my improv. My favourite game of the night (that I was in) was 3 Headed Interview. Sports Commentary was fun, even though I'd never played it before.
On to the next gig!
Will you be there? Check my calendar to find our where I'm performing next.
*Not* Improv Gig 18: Wow Impro – 20 Minute Set at Esquires Coffee House – Thursday 7th March 2013
Improv Gig : *Not* 18.
Date : Thursday 7th March, 2013.
Company : Wow Impro.
Players : Rich Coad (MC), Matt Dibbens, and Matt Fishwick.
Location : Esquires Coffee House, Coventry Transport Museum, CV1 1JD Coventry, United Kingdom.
Start time : 7pm.
Duration : 20 minutes.
Pre Gig Thoughts:
(written Sunday 3rd March 2013)
Last month I had a really great time at this gig. The pace was fast and the audience really loved it.
Show Format:
Just a few short form games to plug the big show the night after.
The Gig Build:
I set off from work at 5pm. I got to the exit slip road at M42 J6 at 5.45pm. It was a few hundred yards to the traffic lights to enter the roundabout to get to the A road to Coventry. I reached the traffic lights at 8pm. That's right, 2 hours and 15 minutes to go a few hundred yards. It took me another 90 minutes to go a quarter of the way round the roundabout until I could rejoin the M42 J6 entry slip road north bound.
My mileage from when I arrived at work in the morning before the gig:
By the time I reached the hotel at the end of the day, this was my trip details:
And this was the mileage I had done:
So, in all a 5 hour car journey totally 68.2 miles in an attempt to do a 20 minute improv slot, which I failed to turn up to.
The Gig Itself:
Dibbo and Coad had a good show, by the posts on Facebook afterwards. Just wish I'd been there to see it.
Post Gig Thoughts:
Traffic / gridlock can't be helped, but I hope this isn't a regular thing. This was a bust. The only thing I managed to achieve on the day is using some of the earth's non renewable resources. Suck it, earth.
On to the next gig!
Will you be there? Check my calendar to find our where I'm performing next.
March Madness Gigging Gigglery
We're powering through the months of 2013 like a hot knife through something that is susceptible to hot knives.
This month, I shall be taking to the stage of improvisation thricely. Here are the details:
The first show will be tomorrow, Thursday 7th March 2013 in Coventry. Wow Impro will be doing a short set at the Down The Rabbit Hole night at Esquires Coffee House. 7pm. FREE. Details here.
The second show will be this Friday, Friday 8th March 2013 in Coventry. Wow Impro will be doing a full 2 hour show at Esquires Coffee House. 7PM. FREE. Details here.
The third show will be on Monday 25th March 2013 in Bedworth. Wow Impro will be doing a full 2 hour show at Bedworth Arts Centre. 7PM. £5 on the door. Details here.
