There’s something inherently thrilling about watching a mystery unfold live—particularly when no one on stage has learnt a script. Murder Village: An Improvised Whodunnit leans fully into this risk, delivering a cleverly constructed, audience-driven homage to Agatha Christie that is as unpredictable as it is entertaining. From the moment the audience walks into the theatre they are immersed into the 1950s vibe thanks to a French detective, Monsieur Aragon Pewter (played by

BIPOC is an acronym we’ve been seeing a lot since the #blacklivesmatter movement this year. It stands for ‘black, Indigenous and people...

Big Fork Theatre have done it again! The winners of Anywhere Theatre Festival 2017 and 2018 have brought yet another successful show to...

Not your average improv show, ‘Show of Hands’ features Jim Henson-style puppets performing theatresports games popularised by television...

It’s a comedy festival bursting at the seams with hilarious acts, and no one would blame you for being indecisive about who to see. That’s w

My motivation for learning trapeze was different to why I do improv — I wanted to overcome my fear of heights and strengthen my core — but I

It’s safe to say the performing arts industry is female dominated, but this doesn’t seem to be the case for improvisational comedy theatre,

This May, try a buffet of entertainment at the world’s most geographically-spread, open-access performance and arts festival here in...

I’ve always enjoyed doing improv, or at least what I thought was improv. It may sound a little obtuse to some, but I had no idea that...