Happier Valley Comedy, Inc. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that brings laughter, joy, and ease to Western Massachusetts (and the world) through the principles of improvisation. We serve up the happy through our training center, shows, and professional/personal development programs.
HVC is committed to using the tenets of improvisation as a tool to amplify each person’s authentic voice and creativity in an inclusive,
welcoming community inspired and empowered by the diversity of all members.
HVC is committed to these core values:
Follow the Joy and Ease
Assume Good Will
Be of Service
Redefine and Disempower Failure
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Happier Valley Comedy is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, which means any donations to our organization are tax deductible. If you would like to support us in this mission, we gratefully accept donations through PayPal, or we would love to speak with you about other ways you can help us spread more joy.
Donations by check can be mailed to Happier Valley Comedy Theater, 1 Mill Valley Rd., Suite B, Hadley, MA 01035.
HVC is committed to using the tenets of improvisation as a tool to amplify each person’s authentic voice and creativity in an inclusive,
welcoming community inspired and empowered by the diversity of all members.
HVC is committed to these core values:
Follow the Joy and Ease
Assume Good Will
Be of Service
Redefine and Disempower Failure
Play More
Happier Valley Comedy is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, which means any donations to our organization are tax deductible. If you would like to support us in this mission, we gratefully accept donations through PayPal, or we would love to speak with you about other ways you can help us spread more joy.
Donations by check can be mailed to Happier Valley Comedy Theater, 1 Mill Valley Rd., Suite B, Hadley, MA 01035.
"HVC means community. Through the classes and workshops I have taken, I have encountered a plethora of friends whom I might not have met otherwise.
HVC means village. Through HVC, I have found 'my people,' playful, young-at-heart, brave adults willing to be vulnerable and just plain silly.
Through improv I've managed to shed my protective skin and
rediscover the joy of freedom and my true dynamic self.
Not bad for a nerdy introvert.
When my mom saw me perform improv, she said my real self is the one on stage.
HVC classes and being on the house team, has given me the
opportunity to explore and express my otherwise hidden self."
-Christine Mirabal
