Every Saturday night, one guest walks onto the stage and tells you a true story from their life. A bad date, say, or the thing their family still brings up at Christmas. The cast is up there too, hearing it for the first time.
Then the cast takes over. They grab the best bits of the story and turn them into scenes they make up on the spot. You heard it first, so you're in on the joke. The guest comes back with another story and the cast goes again.
Some weeks the guest is a comedian you know: Geraldine Hickey, Guy Montgomery and Dilruk Jayasinha have all had a go. Other weeks it's a stranger with a better story.
They've done more than 560 shows since 2013 and haven't repeated one yet. If you've never seen improv, start here.
You'll be in a 53-seat room in a laneway off Bourke Street, close enough to watch the cast think.
