Blue Brick Theatre hosts Happy Valley Improv in October 2024
The Blue Brick Theatre is home to Happy Valley Improv and will be hosting some very special events during the month of October. If you want an evening of fun and laughs, make sure you get your tickets now. Use some of the codes below to receive a discount!
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Eric Ian Farmer visits for the Friday 9pm show on October 4!
On October 4 at 9pm, come on out to see Tales of the Town, featuring improvised theatrical scenes from Eric’s real-life stories!
State College is an interesting town, full of interesting people. Come hear some of their interesting stories inspire improv comedy gold! This time, our guest monologist is none other than local musical legend Eric Ian Farmer. Interested? You should be!
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There's a 7 pm show too!
I'm Sorry, What? explores the experiences of trying to tell a story with another person. Even when two people go through the same event, they can walk away with totally different points of view. Come see what happens when differing personalities and perspectives collide to share what they did last weekend!
He Said/They Said is the brainchild collaborative group of James Tierney and Dawn Rosenbaum. this two-person, long-form group celebrates big characters inspired by a rumor given by a member of the audience.
The show ends with a Company Montage, where numerous Happy Valley Improv company members take the stage and improvise based on true-life stories.
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Why not take a class?
Discover Improv: A six-week Introductory Class Series for the POC Community
Unlock your creativity, build confidence, and connect with others through the art of improvisation! This introductory improv class is designed specifically for members of the Pople Of Color community, offering a supportive and inclusive environment to explore the world of improv.
Led by Brandon Rhodes, an experienced improviser with five years of teaching, directing, and performing experience, this class will equip you with the tools to navigate any improv scene. Brandon’s journey into improv began as a way to see if he was funny, but he quickly found that improv created a unique space of acceptance, creativity, and personal growth—especially for people of color. Now, as an introvert who has used improv to navigate life and relationships more deeply, Brandon brings his passion and insight to this transformative experience.
