#Improv

What happens when a group of workers from the City of London break free from their offices and let their imaginations run wild? You get an adrenaline-fuelled show like no other where performers conjure up characters, wise-up on wordplay and act in a way that would get them thrown out of the boardroom! 

Having cut their teeth at over 130 shows in London, including sell-out runs at Shoreditch, Camden and Brighton Fringe festivals, City Impro are excited to finally bring their latest fast-paced fully improvised comedy show to the Rosemary Branch!

City Impro have been wowing the London improv scene since 2013, with members of the group coming from a wide variety of backgrounds including finance, IT and law. Playing by the simple philosophy of wanting audiences to laugh as hard as they can, previous shows having been recommended by Remote Goat (★★★★ – “A masterclass in improvised comedy”), Arts Award Voice (★★★★ – “Incredibly good”), Time Out and the London Evening Standard.

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The Right Kind Of Trouble: An Improvised Universe

Have you ever done something really cheeky? Tell us a secret and we’ll build you a show.

Every night we create a completely improvised universe – and then we make mischief in it. It’s a rich, varied playground of interconnected scenes and stories, an energetic and fast-paced show filled with playful, lively characters, and, of course, plenty of trouble.
The Right Kind of Trouble trained at London improv companies Monkeytoast and the FA. You won’t want to miss this hot mix of London’s most up-and- coming improvisers.

Featuring special guest improv acts: Breaking & Entering and Jack Left Town!

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What happens when a group of workers from the City of London break free from their offices and let their imaginations run wild? You get an adrenaline-fuelled show like no other where performers conjure up characters, wise-up on wordplay and act in a way that would get them thrown out of the boardroom! 

Having cut their teeth at over 130 shows in London, including sell-out runs at Shoreditch, Camden and Brighton Fringe festivals, City Impro are excited to finally bring their latest fast-paced fully improvised comedy show to the Rosemary Branch!

City Impro have been wowing the London improv scene since 2013, with members of the group coming from a wide variety of backgrounds including finance, IT and law. Playing by the simple philosophy of wanting audiences to laugh as hard as they can, previous shows having been recommended by Remote Goat (★★★★ – “A masterclass in improvised comedy”), Arts Award Voice (★★★★ – “Incredibly good”), Time Out and the London Evening Standard.

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The Right Kind Of Trouble: An Improvised Universe

Have you ever done something really cheeky? Tell us a secret and we’ll build you a show.

Every night we create a completely improvised universe – and then we make mischief in it. It’s a rich, varied playground of interconnected scenes and stories, an energetic and fast-paced show filled with playful, lively characters, and, of course, plenty of trouble.
The Right Kind of Trouble trained at London improv companies Monkeytoast and the FA. You won’t want to miss this hot mix of London’s most up-and- coming improvisers.

With special guests!

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What happens when a group of workers from the City of London break free from their offices and let their imaginations run wild? You get an adrenaline-fuelled show like no other where performers conjure up characters, wise-up on wordplay and act in a way that would get them thrown out of the boardroom! 

Having cut their teeth at over 130 shows in London, including sell-out runs at Shoreditch, Camden and Brighton Fringe festivals, City Impro are excited to finally bring their latest fast-paced fully improvised comedy show to the Rosemary Branch!

City Impro have been wowing the London improv scene since 2013, with members of the group coming from a wide variety of backgrounds including finance, IT and law. Playing by the simple philosophy of wanting audiences to laugh as hard as they can, previous shows having been recommended by Remote Goat (★★★★ – “A masterclass in improvised comedy”), Arts Award Voice (★★★★ – “Incredibly good”), Time Out and the London Evening Standard.

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