ComedySportz, Richmond’s longest running improvisational comedy show, pits two teams against each other in an improv battle for laughs and points as they make up scenes, games and songs on the spot based off of your suggestions!
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Since Cousin Sheckie burst onto Richmond’s comedy scene a year ago, they have pushed the envelope of improvisation, exploring new and exciting styles of storytelling. New, original, edgy, and spontaneous…a Cousin Sheckie performance creates entire worlds, featuring multiple characters, interlocking themes, high comedy, and gripping drama — no script, no props, no net. Cousin Sheckie performs both well-known long-form formats as well as original forms.
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Death By Improv – short form and long form improv, wrapped with bacon, and served on a neon pirate sword toothpick.
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Einstein meets Elvis is ROCKET FUELED improv. Formed when JaCKPie moved to their new home at Relapse Theatre in Midtown, EmE has helped JaCKPies awareness throughout the Southeast. Currently acting as JaCKPies touring team, EmE is made up of an all-star cast that promises to rock your socks off. (EmE not responsible for lost socks.) Together these minds create a show that just can’t be missed.
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Long-form improv, short-@$$ tempers.
Made up of Andy Burns, Thomas George, Katie Holcomb, Ronnie Lamb, David Pijor, PJ Dietrich and Jenni Goldsby, FCI brings their own brand of aggressive improvisation to the stage in a show that’s so ______, it can’t even have a decently written blurb for it. They’re funny, smart, and good looking. That about sums up Full Contact.
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One of Philadelphia’s newest and most exciting long-form improv comedy troupes takes its show on the road! Illegal Refill is just over one year old, but boasts thirty years of combined improv experience among its five young members.
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iProv, the completely musical improv experience, is a show dedicated to all things melodic! Join our talented troupe of musically-inclined improvisers as they explore a wide variety of games and jams where the music, scenes and especially songs are all based on your suggestions! You’ll go home humming a tune that didn’t even exist only moments earlier!
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The Moving Walkways use your input to create one scene intercut with flashbacks and other contextual side scenes. The Walkways focus on telling the complete stories of relationships between characters–from all viewpoints.
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MOXIE is one of the resident longform improv ensembles at New York’s Magnet Theater. In MOXIE: TRAPPED, 7 warped characters are stuck in a single compromising location to deal with their own fate, their embarrassing pasts, and each other. This show is high-powered, heretic, hilarious, …and often multi-national. Come get TRAPPED with MOXIE. MOXIE is Dan Buchbinder, Ian Caruth, Karsten Cross, Leslie Korein, Erik Martin, Rylan Morrison, Garrett Palm. Directed by Armando Diaz. Visit their Website!

More than five lions is a pride. More than five parrots is a pandemonium. More than five comedians improvising together for the first time is the best of both those worlds. Put your name in the hat at the door, and you could be part of this show.

It’s 5 Random Guys,One Random show!
Pat Raines, JR Foster, Mike Dunn, Jeff Clevenger, and George Herring are immature men performing mature comedy. They’re also slightly creepy.
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You know that moment when you realize, suddenly, that you’re in love with someone? Your eyes meet in a way they’ve never met before, and for a moment time stands still as your soul stretches outward in yearning for a chance to brush against theirs? While that’s happening, Superbest takes you out with a rocket launcher. BOOYAH! POWNED, NEWB! Superbest (Mike Bass, Brian Coleman and Tyler Korba) have wowed gamers and posers alike at the Del Close Marathon in NYC, the Dirty South Improv Festival in NC and their hometown haunts in Washington DC. Sometimes the game’s the thing. Most of the time it’s not. But isn’t it surprising how much you really learn about someone when you beat them in their own living room?
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Zach Ward presents his signature one-man, one-audience-volunteer show. It may be one 25-minute scene; It may be a road trip; It may be something else entirely. There’s no telling where they might travel, who they’ll meet or how far this audience volunteer will go when she realizes she IS That Poor Girl.

Uderhall deconstructs the fabric of our lives from their own unique Baltimore perspective.
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Asaf Ronen, one half of Imp, the duo nationally renowned for improvising vignettes using as few words as possible, is now touring with his own solo show. YARNS is an exploration of different ways to tell stories whether it be a poem done completely through the silent use of the body, or a creation myths told through objects from the audience or a three-dimensional multi-sensory radio play using audience members as background.