MICETRO – IMPROV COMEDY - Saturdays in November

Wednesday, 31 October 2007, 2:11 pm
Press Release: Wellington Improvisation Troupe

Wellington Improvisation Troupe presents…

MICETRO – IMPROV COMEDY

Saturdays in November – 3, 10, 17 at 8pm
$10 Door sales Wellington Performing Arts Centre, 36 Vivian St.

W.I.T is back this spring with an eager company of improvisers ready to explode on to the stage with a new season of MICETRO - Improv comedy made up before your very eyes.

A playful evening of spontaneity where the audience decide the winner, Micetro is filled with charismatically humble improvisors walking a theatrical tightrope to curry audience favour. Guaranteed to create a night of funny and moving entertainment that will never be seen again.
WIT... Fumbling Towards Awesome!!!!

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