January at Go Comedy!
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January at Go Comedy! *
Late Night Showdown
A looser, bolder improvised game show.
Three teams of all-star improvisers face off in fast, unpredictable games fueled by audience suggestions and big choices. Think the quick-hit chaos of Dropout with the head-to-head energy of an All-Star Showdown improv show. The pacing is faster, the risks are bigger. Performers follow the moment wherever it goes, with nothing planned and no reset button. Bring your friends, grab a drink, and see what happens when the guardrails loosen.
Recommended for adult audiences.
The All-Star Showdown
A highly interactive improvised game show.
Metro Detroit’s longest running short form improv show! With suggestions from the audience, our two teams will battle for your laughs. The Showdown is like "Whose Line is it Anyway," featuring a series of short improv games, challenges, and more.
Snow Day Marathon
26 hours of improv.
Snow Day is coming, and we're back with our 26-hour in-person format! Which means MORE troupes, MORE laughter, and MORE opportunities to fundraise for a great cause!
Since 2006, a small group of improvisers in the metro Detroit area has created an improv marathon called Snow Day, celebrating community, creativity, and most of all, fighting cancer with laughs. Snow Day is an annual charity event by the Detroit Improv Collective, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Cancer has impacted the Detroit improv and theater community in more ways than one, that’s why Snow Day donates 100% of the proceeds to three local charities that honor three amazing people who helped form what the Detroit improv and theater community is today.
Shows and Workshops on Saturday January 17th and 18th.
Let’s Just Say
An evening of storytelling from various Detroit artists.
Come listen to true stories from vulnerable storytellers, as they tell heartwarming anecdotes and hilarious tales in the theme of the month.
Let's Just Say it'll be a good time..
Catch a show!
Go Comedy has been part of the Detroit improv community since 2008. We recently finished our Homecoming event where we had visiting performances from Jaime Moyer (Bobs Burgers, Modern Family, AP Bio and more), Maribeth Monroe (Workaholics, The Good Place, Bob Hearts Abishola and more), Garrett Fuller (Wayne County Lyfe and Salvation Boulevard) as well as performances from members of 16 of our past Launch groups, many improv teams and dozens of talented Improvisers. I want to send a thank you out to everyone that performed, volunteered, worked, visited, watched, raffled, donated, laughed and even just thought about Go during the week.
Tommy LeRoy - Former Artistic Director