There are a thousand bars in Old City, and, every Friday at 9, you’ll spend the evening in a new one.
The show begins with a warm welcome to stay with Hostel. Then Old City serves up their justly famous comic hospitality. So, raise a glass with Old City, and enjoy Two for the Road.
Dave has something to say about how you should spend your Friday.
Spoiler alert it’s watching Hostel do make-em-ups for you at 9pm at Single Carrot Theatre! Tickets Only $5!
Come out this Wednesday for the return of the Baltimore Improv Group’s Open Mic, with your warm and welcoming hosts - BIG mainstage troupe Hostel!
The open mic is free to attend and free to perform at and is open to improv, standup, and sketch performances.
Looking to improvise? Drop your name in the bucket for a chance to play in with Hostel!
Sign-ups start at 7pm, performances start at 7:30pm!
See you there!
Come out this Wednesday for the return of the Baltimore Improv Group’s Open Mic!
The open mic is free to attend and free to perform at and is open to improv, standup, and sketch performances.
Just want to get some reps in? Put your name in for a chance to play in with BIG mainstage troupe Hostel!
What a great and spooky time this past Saturday at Valentine’s Day with GHOST PARTY! Thanks to everyone who came out!
Missed it? Catch an abbreviated version of the show tonight following the Baltimore Improv Group’s The Conservatory show, featuring Fractal.
Join me and the warm and welcoming players of Hostel as we do make-em-ups for you onstage!
In the first half of the show, let Aftermath build a tower of improv to the sky!
You’ve got nothing to lose but an hour and $5!
Tickets available here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/friday-night-laughs-tickets-30861890746
“If you can order breakfast successfully in the morning, then you can be a great improviser.” – Terry Withers
http://www.baltimoremagazine.net/2017/1/26/big-changes-for-the-baltimore-improv-group
Pleasantly surprised to see my face (and towel) on a Baltimore Magazine article!
From a few days ago. Part of the old Bethlehem, PA steel works, now a steelpunk art piece outside the venue for the wonderful Steelstacks Improv Comedy Festival.
What a blast performing with Remote Possibilities and having the chance to see a performance by and take a workshop from the Improvised Shakespeare Company!
