Friday 1st November | 2024 | 9pm - 10pm
Malt Cross, St James' Street
Tickets: £5.50 advance / £7 on door
Split bill of branching timelines and friendship-based improvised comedy!
CHAOS THEORY
A butterfly flaps its wings in the Amazon Rainforest - and on the other side of the world a hurricane forms… Only this time the hurricane is the improv team Chaos Theory! We will explore branching timelines from a single audience choice and discover its effects on the world we've created.
BEN PALS
Ben likes to make friends. He has made a lot of them through improv and they usually laugh a lot, but right now Ben isn't laughing because he doesn't get to see them that often. The Solution: Ben Pals – a show all about friends improvising together. Expect laughter and real emotion from this veteran of the UK improv scene and his special guests.
Part of MissImp's Improv Comedy Stage at Nottingham Comedy Festival
Chaos Theory & Ben Pals at Nottingham Comedy Festival (1 Nov 2024) | ||
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Friday | 21:00 | - 22:00 |
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