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Wednesday 6th November | 2024 | 9pm - 10pm
The Lord Roberts
£7
Welcome to Bi-Prov, a powerhouse of veteran midlands improvisers, none of whom can sit on a chair properly. Connected by their Bisexuality, this group of performers will create a fully improvised show because they couldn't make up their mind on a script. Expect brilliant characters, belly laughs and rich emotions from this returning performance.
Presented as part of LOL-gbtq+ at The Lord Roberts as part of Nottingham Comedy Festival 2024
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