 The biggest improv marathon in the south is BACK. Become part of a great Nashville tradition, the 2nd Annual Improv Marathon for Charity on Saturday October 19th.
13 hours of non-stop improv from 1pm-2am with all proceeds being donated to Hands On Nashville. Performance will be The Building in East Nashville, a special all-ages event space in the heart of 5 Points, that is also BYOB so you can bring all the supplies you need to enjoy every minute. (All 780 of them!) A limited number of VIP Wristbands are available which give you all for access to all 13 hours, a special reserved seat (with your name on it), a special VIP-only giveaway, and a cool gift bag for only $45! Tickets for individual 2 hour blocks go on sale Tuesday, October 8th All tickets and more information can be found by clicking here! These shows will feature the best of fan-favorite games, music and longform, and no game or style will be repeated. About Nashville Improv Company: As Nashville's professional improv company, the NIC brings the best of comedy & theater to sold-out audiences every 1st and 3rd Saturday, featuring high-energy games, music, and dramatic scenes completely inspired by the audience. Their classes attract hundreds of students looking to gain self-confidence and spontaneity in their lives. They were recently voted 2nd Best Comedy Club in the Tennessean's Toast of Music City, in part due to their high-profile performances with Laura Hall from Whose Line is it Anyway, collaborations with veterans of Chicago's famed Second City, and corporate events with ClearChannel and Dell. About HON: Since 1991, Hands On Nashville has been connecting volunteers to critical needs facing the Middle Tennessee community, like hunger, homelessness and environmental protection. Today, they’re one of the largest volunteer resource centers in the world. In 2012, HON connected or referred 117,500 volunteers to more than 4,000 service opportunities. Hands On Nashville challenges everyone to find a way to give back and to … Be the Change. Volunteer. For more information, visit www.HON.org or call (615) 298-1108.
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