Small Business to hold a 12-hour improv show at Los Angeles' WGIS this Saturday
Improv team Small Business will have a massive show this Saturday (August 29) at World’s Greatest Improv School in Los Angeles.
From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Small Business will hold a 12-hour improv show. The first 10 people to arrive at 9 a.m. will get a free T-shirt as a gift. Free breakfast will also be available when the 12-hour show begins. Free lunch will be served at 1 p.m. followed by free drinks at 7 p.m. This event will feature a slew of segments with some special guests joining Small Business throughout the show. While the team will be on stage the entire time, they’re allowed to leave and return in character for bathroom breaks, and they’re allowed to eat and drink as long as it’s believable in the scenario. The performers can also take non-verbal breaks on stage and as a character. A schedule can be seen below.
Tickets for the show are on sale to the general public right now here. More information about WGIS, which is located on 1615 N. Vermont Ave., can be found here.
Small Business is Avery Girion, Brandon Waters, John Torres Chapman, Laney Serface, Matt Adams, Natalie Berg, Nick Murhling, and Niko Thiel. Follow the improv group on Instagram here.
Small Business 12-hour improv show schedule
9 a.m. - Longest Warm Ups Ever with Jim Woods
10 a.m. - Longest Pretty Flower Ever with May Darmon
11 a.m. - Longest Harold Ever with Rachel Van Ness
12 p.m. - Longest Movie Ever with Jess Uhler
1 p.m. - Longest La Ronde Ever with Sahil Desai
2 p.m. - Matchmaker 2Prov with Justin Patterson and Ty Pruhn
3 p.m. - Harold Auditions with Ali Ghandour, Ronnie Adrian, Alexis Rhiannon, and Artoun Nazareth
4 p.m. - Small Business Does Their Business (real-life work and phone calls on stage)
5 p.m. - Comedysportz! Short Form! with Nick Carrel and Jeff Murdoch
6 p.m. - Longest Jam Ever with The Sauce
7 p.m. - Longest Monoscene Ever with The Bozos
8 p.m. - Oops! All Callbacks! And Third Beats
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