May Daze! RBIT gets their funny on…
It’s a busy month for The Royal Berkshire Improv Troupe! Join us tonight, May 18 as we take on the Pioneer Valley improv group Jellyfish for some short and long-form improv. The fun begins at 7:30 p.m. at the Spectrum Playhouse in Lee, Massachusetts. Tickets are available at $12 per person, $6 for students with I.D. (cash or check accepted).
On Saturday, May 26, RBIT returns to where it all began, North Adams, Massachusetts, for another show at Mill City Productions (located in the Heritage Stage Park, Building 4). Kick off the Memorial Day weekend with our perfect blend of non-scripted comedic mayhem! The show begins at 8 p.m., with $10 tickets available at the door.
We look forward to seeing (and laughing) with you this May and in the months to come!
Are You Ready for This Jelly?
This upcoming Friday, May 18, will be quite the jam at the Spectrum Playhouse in Lee, Massachusetts, as the Royal Berkshire Improv Troupe teams up with Jellyfish, a fellow improv troupe from the Pioneer Valley. Short-form, long-form, music… it’s all going to add up to a night of bootylicious improv comedy!
The fun starts at 7:30 p.m., with tickets available at $12 a person, $6 for students with I.D. (cash/check). Call Kyle at 413.394.5023, ext. 12, to make reservations today!
About RBIT:
The Royal Berkshire Improv Troupe (RBIT), the funniest thing in the Berkshires since roundabouts, is a comedy improv group that has been delighting audiences with its own brand of unscripted comedic mayhem since June 2001. Performing a mix of theater games reminiscent of the TV show Whose Line Is It Anyway?, the group models its work on the teachings of renowned theater games/improvisation instructor Keith Johnstone. Through audience participation, RBIT’s mission is to create entertaining scenes which explore the boundaries of theater improvisation.
About Jellyfish:
Longtime professional improvisers Scott Braidman, Mosie McNally, and Pam Victor join forces to create Jellyfish, a comedy show with tentacles. Each of these comedians come to the show with a slew of improv experience, setting the stage for impressive improv magic. Scott Braidman currently works with The August Company (Northampton), but has his roots at ImprovBoston, where he directed their award-winning Family Show, and Improv Asylum (Boston) as a NXT cast member. Mosie McNally also hails from ImprovBoston as a Mainstage member as well as a player in a wide variety of improvised shows there. Pam Victor is the founding member of the Pioneer Valley’s acclaimed improv troupe The Ha-Ha’s as well as the producer of The Happier Valley Comedy Show in Northampton. Put these three kooky comedians together and you get Jellyfish, an improvised, long-form show that combines skill and silly sure to awe and amuse the whole audience.
Image: RBIT stretches the limits of comedy improv! Photo ©RBIT. All rights reserved.
Did we mention… we’re kind of a big deal!
Check out this week’s Advocate Weekly for a feature story on the decade-long success of The Royal Berkshire Improv Troupe! That’s right: “going strong after ten years of laughter,” the article looks back and forward with the group, including interviews with the group’s hilarious co-founders Frank La Frazia and Alexia Trainor, as well as that dancin’ “J. Clowe Experience” dude.
Learn how improv can change your life for the better! Pick up a copy of the paper that hits newsstands on Thursday, April 26, or read online now!
“Improv troupe going strong after 10 years of laughter,” The Advocate Weekly, April 25, 2012
Is This Thing On? YES… IT’S ON!
Hey kids! It’s been awhile, but the Royal Berkshire Improv Troupe is back! April is known as the month of fools, so what better way to enter the spring season than with some hilarious improv comedy?
RBIT continues its monthly showcase at the Spectrum Playhouse in Lee, MA, with a performance this Friday, April 20, starting at 7:30 p.m. We’ve got music, dancing, and perhaps some rappin’ psychiatry! Interested? Tickets are just $12, and reservations can be made by calling the Playhouse at 413.394.5023, ext. 12.
If that wasn’t enough… the following night, Saturday, April 21, RBIT returns to where it all started–North Adams, baby! We’ll be performing at Mill City Productions, an exciting new venue. The show starts at 8 p.m., with $10 tickets at the door. Woot!
We have some more exciting things planned for May–details soon. In the meantime, April showers us with comedy… as only RBIT knows how! Friend us on Facebook, and let us know you’re coming out… see you at the theater(s)!
xo,
RBIT
Image credit: RBIT get their “dance” on in South County. Photo courtesy Student Educational Development Fund. All rights reserved.
Improv Comedy Nights in Lee!
Every Third Friday from January to June, 2012, the Royal Berkshire Improv Troupe (RBIT) will perform an “Improv Comedy Night” at the Spectrum Playhouse in Lee, MA. If you liked the TV show ‘Whose Line Is It Anyway’, you’ll love this event.
Two hours of Comedy this Friday night, Oct. 28th at the Red Herring!
Friday, October 28th will be the end-of-autumn Comedy Night at the Red Herring in Williamstown, MA. At 8pm, the Royal Berkshire Improv Troupe will delight you with their improvised comedy created fresh in front of your eyes. Following that, a band of stand-up comedians from Boston will perform for your enjoyment, including Matt “Comedy Jesus” Kona, and Shawn Donovan. $10 admission covers all two hours of comedy.
Improv and Stand Up Comedy in Williamstown, MA this Friday night!
This Friday night at the Red Herring on Spring St. in Williamstown the Royal Berkshire Improv Troupe and talented Stand Up comedians take to the stage to keep you laughing through these chilly nights. Show starts at 8pm and tickets are only $10. Tell all your Williams College friends that there is professional comedy just down the street! Hope to catch ya there!
Stand up comedy and the Royal Berkshire Improv Troupe at the Red Herring!
Stand up and Improv comedy together in the same night?! That’s right folks. Main Street Stage presents on Friday, July 29th, a night of side splitting laughter and buckled over guffawing when two genres of comedy share the same stage…but not at the same time. Tickets are only $10. Show starts at 8pm. The Red Herring is located on Spring St, Williamstown MA next to Images Cinema. Come one, come all! See you there!
Stand Up and RBIT. What could be funnier?
Need a good laugh this winter? Main Street Stage at 57 Main Street in North Adams is announcing regular Comedy Nights on their stage, beginning Friday, February 18th, at 8 pm. For $10, the public will get a double dose of comedy with the hilarious stylings of comics Mark Jagiello, Sharkee Katz, Seth Brown, and Eric Nottke, followed by the crazy shenanigans of The Royal Berkshire Improv Troupe (RBIT).









