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Little John Improv is proud to present a show has been performed to high acclaim in London, Belfast, Dublin, Chicago, Sydney and Nottingham, as part of our evening of improv duos at Nottingham Comedy Festival.
The Clones are seasoned performers Lloydie James Lloyd and Liam Webber. With no script, no staging and only a pair of chairs for a set, they spin a simple audience suggestion into a hilarious, spontaneous one-act play. Plots and sub-plots galore, and a cast of characters effortlessly juggled by the veteran long-form improvisers. This is comedy theatre like you've never seen it before. You will laugh, you may cry… Who knows what'll happen? They sure don't.
"Lloydie and Liam expertly weave tenderness into one of the funniest improv shows you'll ever see." - Elana Fishbein, Magnet Theater, New York
| The Clones - A Two Person Improvised Play (1 Nov 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Sunday | 21:00 | - 22:00 |
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