The Winnipeg IF... Improv Festival 2015

The Winnipeg Improv Festival is Sept 29th - Oct 3rd, 2015

 BUY a Festival Pass and see every single show!

 BUY tickets online now and see the shows you want!

 The Gas Station Arts Centre produces the festival and is the main stage of the festival and the headquarters. Every night there will be a night of things being made up.

 The opening show is of course the FREE sampler show at the King's Head Pub on Tuesday, Sept 29th and then the rest all happens at the Gas Station Theatre in the heart of Osborne Village.


See members of the amazing:

North Coast (Live hip hop improv from NYC)

 They will be joined onstage by the 2015 Female beatboxing world champion Kaila Mullady!






Dad’s Garage (from Atlanta)


Rapid Fire Theatre (from Edmonton)



Kevin McDonald (from The Kids in the Hall)




Kal Barteski (Her live scripted artwork) 


CRUMBS (WPG)


Outside Joke (WPG)


DnD Improv (WPG)



 Enjoy some pictures of last year's festival taken by the amazing Janet Shum while you contemplate exactly how great this year's festival is going to be...



 

       

Thank you,

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