"Saturday Night Special" Tribute Show at Big City Improv
The Shelton Theater (San Francisco, CA)
After seven years, Big City Improv bids farewell to founding director, producer and performer Jayne Entwistle. Join the troupe in celebrating Entwistle and wishing her well on her way to Hollywood! The show will feature Big City Improv at its finest performing fast-paced improv comedy. Continue the celebration after the performance with a free champagne toast.
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Currently at The Shelton Theater:
- Full Price:
- $28.00
- Our Price:
- $14.00
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Website: http://www.bigcityimprov.com
After seven years, Big City Improv bids farewell to founding director, producer and performer Jayne Entwistle. Join the troupe in celebrating Entwistle and wishing her well on her way to Hollywood! The show will feature Big City Improv at its finest performing fast-paced improv comedy. Continue the celebration after the performance with a free champagne toast.
Voted Best Improv Troupe in the Bay Area, Big City Improv has been featured on KRON-TV, on KCBS Radio, and in The Oakland Tribune, The San Francisco Examiner, The East Bay Express, and The Guardian. The troupe will continue its Friday night performances at the Shelton Theater.
Big City Improv
Big City Improv has been making things up for more than seven years. With a cast of 10, the troupe performs to audiences all over the Bay Area, including Comedy On The Square in San Francisco. Big City Improv shows are unscripted, unedited and created on the spot, using audience suggestions, participation and their dark and sordid lies. In 2002, Big City Improv was voted "Best of The Bay" for improv comedy by The SF Guardian.
