Play It Again + Mouse-Trapped
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As part of an evening of improv duos for Nottingham Comedy Festival, Little John Improv present Play It Again and Moustrapped.
Play It Again
In the beginning, there was nothing. Then God said… let there be lounge! Sam and Emily are immortal beings bound forever to bring lounge music to the world. From luscious love songs to hot gossip about your favourite historical figures, this truly is improv for the ages. So, slide into a velvet suit, sip on something sweet, and prepare your suggestions for a sultry serenade from the most ancient entertainers in the business!
Mouse-Trapped
'Mouse-Trapped' sees two individuals embark on an adventure inside the world of the audience's favourite board game. Follow them as they discover and interact with the occupants, explore the uncharted location and overcome challenges along the way. Can they work out how to return home? Do they even want to!
Whether the journey takes us to the library world of the infamous game Boggle, or the wintery planes of ICECOOL, by the time we return to our universe, you'll feel a deeper connection to the table-top adventure.
Lovers of Jumanji need look no further.
| Play It Again + Mouse-Trapped (1 Nov 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Sunday | 18:00 | - 19:00 |
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