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Improvilicious - The Improvised Guide to Video Games
 

Hey kids, switch off that video game because you're about to see an awesomely improvised and totally live comedy show about ... video games!

See Minecraft, Mario Kartand Red Dead Redemption 2 as you've never seen them before, as our Improvilicious players bring you the ultimate gaming adventure with less screen, more gags and a lot more chaos.

With virtual-world-class improvisers Amberly Cull (Murder Village, Avenue Q), Cassie Daly (Shania Choir) and Jimmy James Eaton (Sketchageddon, Maya the Bee), the Improviliciousteam has been making stuff up on the spot for Comedy Festival since the launch of Grand Theft Auto V. 

“Inspired and hilarious” The Herald Sun

“Loud, nonsensical, break-neck energetic and very funny” Melbourne with Kids

“It was all a blast … worth a trip to the city” Weekend Notes

School holidays, Tues-Sun 2pm 

 

Event details

Venue: Melbourne Town Hall - The Powder Room, 100 Swanston St, Melbourne
Bookings: https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2019/shows/the-improvised-guide-to-video-games#
Start Date: Saturday 06 April 2019

 

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