The Final Countdown
Seven Improvisers. Twenty Challenges. One Hilarious Race Against the Clock
Seven Improvisers. Twenty Challenges. One Hilarious Race Against the Clock
After 15 years of raising funds for Movember, veteran improviser Joshua Budman is coming out of improv retirement and bringing together an incredible cast of performers for one unforgettable show! Armed with just 45 minutes, the cast must tackle 20 unpredictable challenges, from hilarious Whose Line Is It Anyway? -style improv games to outrageous activities. The twist? YOU help decide what happens next! Shout out a number from the board, watch the performers reveal the hidden challenge behind it, and see what chaos unfolds. You might even find yourself part of the action! Best of all, 100% of ticket sales will be donated to Movember Canada, supporting men's health. Come for the laughs. Stay for the chaos. Support a great cause!
PRODUCED BY Joshua Budman
CAST Sandi Armstrong, Joshua Budman, Christian Hudon, Brad Kane, Katie Pagnucco, Thomas Victorio, Mariana Vial
SHOW TIME Doors 9:00 PM, show 9:30 PM
TICKETS General Admission: $10 online, $15 at the door
LOCATION 3716 Notre-Dame St W, downstairs Montreal Improv www.montrealimprov.com @montrealimprov
LANGUAGE This show will take place in English
AUDIENCE GUIDLINES - MATURE CONTENT NOTICE Montreal Improv is an all-ages space in general, but some shows may contain mature themes or spontaneous content not suitable for children. Unless a show is specifically promoted as family-friendly, we recommend parental discretion. Performers are not expected to censor their material unless explicitly required by the format.
ACCESSIBILITY This venue is located down a set of 12 stairs with a handrail and is not wheelchair accessible.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Impro Montréal / Montreal Improv operates on the storied and sacred lands of Tiohtiá:ke, a historical gathering place of many First Nations and indigenous communities, including the Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, Atikamekw, Algonquin-Anishinaabe and Huron-Wendat, among others.
