It's the Big Finale Tonight!


We're astonished that last show of the Winnipeg IF is in mere hours!

The Saturday Mainstage show at the Gas Station Arts Centre will be one to remember, that's for sure. Tonight's audience will witness the fusion of four amazing minds on stage making improv magic: Stephen Sim and Lee white of Winnipeg's Crumbs, and George Basil and Christian Capozzoli of New York City's 4Track. Putting these four veterans on the same stage is actually quite dangerous, seeing as that hundreds of minds being blown simultaneously is probably a huge fire hazard.

But we're willing to take that risk, just for you to get a chance to see this.

L-R: Lee White, Stephen Sim, Christian Capozzoli and George Basil.

And that's not even the whole show! Our talented festival ensemble will be playing together, presenting a BRAND NEW long-form of improv. Witness the historical debut tonight!

To guarantee yourself a seat, you can order online at the Gas Station Arts Centre site. You can also call the theatre to reserve seats: (204) 284-9477.

See you tonight!

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