improvised theater on the second saturday of every month at 7pm
Flip The Script!
We invite a local playwright to bring an unfinished script to the show; an original work that's never seen the stage. Then we read the character descriptions, cast the show, and launch into its first ever performance. Once we run out of lines, we drop the scripts and improvise the rest of the play while the playwright watches in delight (or horror!) Inspired by The Script Tease Project created by Matt Baram and Naomi Snieckus.
We invite a local playwright to bring an unfinished script to the show; an original work that's never seen the stage. Then we read the character descriptions, cast the show, and launch into its first ever performance. Once we run out of lines, we drop the scripts and improvise the rest of the play while the playwright watches in delight (or horror!) Inspired by The Script Tease Project created by Matt Baram and Naomi Snieckus.
Our playwright this month: Anna Fox is a playwright, performer, teacher and astrologer. Her work has been seen at The Williamstown Theatre Festival, The Sam French Off-Off Broadway Short Play Festival, The Last Frontier Theater Conference, Fusion Theater Company, Live Girls! Theatre, Theater Masters National MFA Playwriting Competition, and more. Her plays have been recorded for soundplay.media’s Bare Wire Theater Podcast, and are published by Concord Theatricals, The Dionysian and Bare Fiction Literary Magazine. Residencies: MacDowell, Monson Arts, The Cabins and Waterman’s PD. Groups: The Vagrancy, Echo Theater’s Los Angeles Young Playwrights, EST LA’s New West Playwrights Group and Ignite Project. She also adapts foreign films and television for Netflix, Warner Bros, and Disney+. BS Skidmore College. MFA UCLA, where she has taught playwriting. She currently teaches first/second grade and theater at The Common School, and improv, playwriting and devised theater to kids and teens through Play Incubation Collective and The Drama Studio. You can catch her performing at HVC on the teams Sick Moon Base and Banana Peel Special. www.annapfox.com.
NEXT SHOW:
Saturday, October 10th at 7pm
Happier Valley Comedy Theater
1 Mill Valley Rd, Hadley
Tickets are available online and at the door for $15
Saturday, October 10th at 7pm
Happier Valley Comedy Theater
1 Mill Valley Rd, Hadley
Tickets are available online and at the door for $15
Masks are not required, but they are always welcome. Click here to see our full Covid policy.
Questions about shows? Email Scott.
Questions about shows? Email Scott.
This show is rated PG-13 (but no guarantees about content, since it's all improvised!)
Shows usually sell out ahead of time - buy your ticket online to guarantee your spot.
Refunds on tickets are only available more than 48 hours before the show by emailing Scott.
This space is accessible to people of all physical abilities.
Shows usually sell out ahead of time - buy your ticket online to guarantee your spot.
Refunds on tickets are only available more than 48 hours before the show by emailing Scott.
This space is accessible to people of all physical abilities.
What's the Cozy Floor Chair?
Our new front row is a little bit different - casual, cute, cozy.
When buying show tickets, you'll see two options: General Admission (all the standard height seats) and Cozy Floor Chair. Be sure to pick the right one! These seats are not for everyone; you must be able to get up and down from the floor without assistance. As you can see in the photo, your butt will only be about 6" from the floor.
Got questions or bought the wrong ticket? Email Scott.
Please note: it might feel like our theater is now your living room. You are, in fact, in a public space and expected to be wearing clothes. If you fall asleep during a show, we reserve the right to sing you a lullaby.
Our new front row is a little bit different - casual, cute, cozy.
When buying show tickets, you'll see two options: General Admission (all the standard height seats) and Cozy Floor Chair. Be sure to pick the right one! These seats are not for everyone; you must be able to get up and down from the floor without assistance. As you can see in the photo, your butt will only be about 6" from the floor.
Got questions or bought the wrong ticket? Email Scott.
Please note: it might feel like our theater is now your living room. You are, in fact, in a public space and expected to be wearing clothes. If you fall asleep during a show, we reserve the right to sing you a lullaby.