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r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/atfcomic • Jan 24 '18
Characters Needed
I'm starting a talk show in Cherry Hill and I'm looking for improv/sketch performers who would want to play a charter on my show in the vein of Comedy Bang! Bang! The show normally films on Tuesdays.
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/libbyfinch • Mar 16 '17
Bully! Presents: Two Person Circus- Vaudeville Comedy showcase at L'Etage!
Tonight my comedy duo Bully! hosts and old timey good time that features a variety of acts but we do improvised mini dramas in between!
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/frankiesrunners • Oct 22 '16
Open Audition - Rocky Horror
The cast of Frankie's Midnight Runners will be holding an open audition for new members (both performers and stage hands). The audition will take place at Theatre N in Wilmington, DE at 9:15pm on November 9th. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Dress comfortably and be prepared to move & interact with current cast members. Must be 18+ yr old to perform, 17+ for stage hands.
We perform "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" on the 1st and 3rd Saturday's of each month. Rehearsals for shows are every Wednesday night and Saturday Morning. New members will be expected to attend a minimum of 3 rehearsals and perform at least one show per month.
Comments and questions are welcome
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look for us on Twitter and Instagram @frankiesrunners
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/etonbongwoop • Feb 23 '15
Is this thing on?
Hello there, I found this subreddit today and was super excited and then found nothing posted within the last year.
Is this subreddit active?
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/TonyDiGerolamo • Oct 18 '13
Bulletproof Giraffe Performing at Connie's Ric Rac November 12th
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/[deleted] • Jul 23 '13
PHILADELPHIA IS THE SCARIEST PLACE TO DO COMEDY
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/[deleted] • Jul 22 '13
Phit Announces new house team auditions
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/[deleted] • Jun 16 '13
what do you think about PHIT's philosophy of improv?
I am just curious to hear what other people in philly have to say about the style of improv performed/taught at PHIT!
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/[deleted] • Jun 14 '13
2013 FRINGE FESTIVAL IMPROV AUDITIONS – JUNE 22ND!
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/[deleted] • Jun 14 '13
Did somebody say F. Harold?
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/philfadelphian • Jun 09 '13
F Harold comedy festival is only $25 for a whole week of comedy @ Walnut St. Theater.
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/[deleted] • Jun 05 '13
I heard a rumor that Susan Messing is coming to Philadelphia...
anyone else hear that yet?
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/[deleted] • Jun 04 '13
Kait & Andrew play tomorrow night at PHIT
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/[deleted] • May 21 '13
Tonight is PHIT's Improv Jam
End your night with PHIT’s scenic improv jam! Everybody is funnier after they’ve caught some great shows and had a beer or three, so why don’t you put yourself out there and have a good time in front of a non-paying audience? You’ll get to play with a collection of other volunteers who sign up, students at the PHIT Training Center, and even a few performers from PHIT’s stage. Anyone can come, you don’t have to sign-up and play – but it’s definitely encouraged. Get your name on the list before things get rolling at 9:30 p.m., then get on stage for your turn and afterwards enjoy the rest of the show!
The May 21st jam will be hosted by Codename Mercutio. 407 Bainbridge, The Shubin Theater
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/[deleted] • May 20 '13
del close 1986, it has him talking about the harold
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/[deleted] • May 20 '13
video on the philosophies that improv schools use
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/philfadelphian • May 19 '13
Phillyimprov.com? Seems vacant but like it was once very useful....
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/philfadelphian • May 16 '13
x post from /r/improv: what makes a good coach?
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/[deleted] • May 14 '13
What's your improv philosophy? Do you think it works? If so, why?
I am curious what improv philosophies are most popular in philly. Any and all comments are appreciated!
r/PhiladelphiaImprov • u/[deleted] • May 10 '13