Big Hands Improv Show - Blue Mountains Comedy Festival

6:30pm-7:30pm
Bursill Lane Studio
Katoomba
Big Hands are bringing their hilarious and enrapturing creativity to the stage for Blue Mountains Comedy Festival. Watch as performers scramble on the spot to build scenes from your prompts. Shout an idea and thrust performers in challenging and new directions- An operatic construction worker! A paranoid cop on a first date! Two psychiatrists getting divorced! Then sit back and watch it acted out for the first time in front of your very eyes...Will you witness comedic genius unfold before your very eyes or will the scene flip flap and ultimately flop to your delight and cringe? Witness the vulnerable, authentic and daring craft that is improv comedy theatre, as you smile ear to ear and your belly fills with laughter. Prepare for absurdity, ridiculous accents, and all sorts of zany characters and scenarios. Doors 6:15pm Showtime 6:30pm www.instagram.com/bighandsimprov More Shows on Sale: www.bluemountainscomedyfestival.com.au www.instagram.com/bluemountainscomedyfestival www.instagram.com/bluemountainscomedy
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