The Mirther’s will be spreading the improv love on
Saturday May 11 and 18th at the Carl Cherry Theater.  

Using their quick wit to turn audience suggestions into hilarious, improvised scenes, it’ll be a fun and upbeat show, one in which audience interaction plays a key role.

Information/Reservations: (831)624-7491

$15

IN THE MORNING

“Tickle The Grey Matter”         10 to Noon
An iMPRoV Drop-in Class….Beginners Welcome

GET YOUR IMAGINATION & CREATIVITY GOING

Treat yourself to 2 hours of fun and laughter as we as we play with our spontaneous creativity and imagination.  Using a variety of improvisation theater exercises and games we explore and discover our natural creative talent.  It’s adults at play…a great way to start your Saturday.

$10   First Visit Special… Bring a friend for their first visit and only pay $5.00 each

Pacific Grove Christian Church
442 Central Ave.,  Pacific Grove

Conference Building
behind church on Carmel St. 2nd Floor,
Rick & Laura Hall Room

AND IN THE EVENING 

Mirth’O’Matics                     

8 p.m.
They make stuff up. You laugh. A Lot!

Golden State Theatre
417 Alvarado St., Monterey
(831) 324-4571
goldenstatetheatre.com

$12

There’s a whole lot of improv going on May and June in Santa Cruz. The MirthOMatics will be part of the fun at the Broadway Playhouse on May 24.

All shows are at 8 p.m. at the Broadway Playhouse, 526 Broadway, Santa Cruz (with the exception of Dinosaur Prom, which performs at 7 p.m.). $15 per show. Find tickets for each show at www.brownpapertickets.com. Search for Santa Cruz Improv Fest-and MirthO’Matics.  This show is sponsored by WEST Performing Arts.

Imagine all the things you can do with a stick!

Laughs a plenty at this fun morning class designed for anyone interested in learning a bit of improv.  Great way to kick off the weekend and get your brain in shape.

10 a.m. – 12 p.m.

The Rick and Laura Hall Room, upstairs in the building behind the PG Christian Church, corner of Central and Carmel Ave.

$10 – but if you bring a friend for their first class, you only pay $5 each!

Endorphins are free!

The Mirth’O’Matics’ turn audience suggestions in to hilarious scenes made up on the spot.

The spot is the Lobby Stage in the Golden State Theatre, located in beautiful downtown Monterey.

Friday, March 29^th starting at 8pm.

Tickets are $12 at the door.

Come see what all the hoopla is about!

The Golden State Theater, 417 Alvarado St., Monterey.

Tickets are $12 and are available at the door 30 minutes prior to the show time.

The Mirth’O’Matics will keep the improv ball rolling for 2013 when they appear at Monterey’s historic Golden State Theatre on Friday night, January 25.   Turning audience suggestions into hilarious scenes, made up on the spot, the Mirthers use their wit and creativity to make it a fun evening of improvised comedy.

The Mirthers are one of two short form improv troupes on the Peninsula, a style made popular for television audiences by Whose Line Is It Anyway?  A variety of theater games challenge the actors who must achieve certain game objectives such as Blind Line in which the actors have to justify lines they see for the first time during the scene.   The show also includes scenes of improvised songs, an audience favorite.  “It’s an upbeat format with lots of audience interaction,” said troupe director, Gerry Orton.

The Mirth’O’Matics improv troupe appear at the historic Golden State Theater in Monterey on Friday, December 28.  It’ll be an evening of improvised comedy as the Mirthers turn audience suggestions into hilarious scenes and theater games made up on the spot.

The Mirthers are one of two short form improv troupes on the Peninsula, a style made popular for television audiences by Whose Line Is It Anyway?  Games run from 3 to 5 minutes challenging the actors to achieve certain objectives such as the Box, a game in which the actors are required to be in two different scenes as the game unfolds.  The game also includes dubbing in which one actor simply mouths lines while the other speaks.  Often times improvisation singing is added. “It’s a fast paced and upbeat format with lots of audience interaction,” said troupe director, Gerry Orton.

The Golden State Theater, 417 Alvarado St., Monterey.  Tickets are $12 and are available at the door 30 minutes prior to the show time.