weekly all-new
tiny audience show
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Everyone is invited to this weekly super casual - and totally free! - "tiny audience" improv show
featuring Pam Victor and Scott Braidman in their new improv duo "We Made a Thing,"
where Scott and Pam live two other people's lives,
occupying spaces between time
... until the the show is over and they have to stop.
If you like patient, character-based, discovery-rich improvlusciousness,
"We Made a Thing" is just the thing.
These shows are free of charge and open to the public in a handicap-accessible space.
Each show is about 35-40 minutes long.
Audiences are welcome to stick around afterwards to hang out and
discuss the show with Scott and Pam (or not.)
featuring Pam Victor and Scott Braidman in their new improv duo "We Made a Thing,"
where Scott and Pam live two other people's lives,
occupying spaces between time
... until the the show is over and they have to stop.
If you like patient, character-based, discovery-rich improvlusciousness,
"We Made a Thing" is just the thing.
These shows are free of charge and open to the public in a handicap-accessible space.
Each show is about 35-40 minutes long.
Audiences are welcome to stick around afterwards to hang out and
discuss the show with Scott and Pam (or not.)
We Made a Thing Calendar
Show Starts around 9:10pm
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*We are currently on hiatus for the summer.*
Look for us on Thursday nights starting this Fall. Exact dates TBA! |
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" 'We Made a Thing,' a two-person experiment in pure improv that starts from literally nothing and doesn’t necessarily go for laughs. It’s a free, weekly dive into the unknown with Happier Valley’s founder/director Pam Victor and Scott Braidman, both of them veterans of the improv craft." "Pam and Scott were exquisite tonight! A really tight, connected and powerful scene. I've really never experienced anything like this before and didn't even know this kind of improv existed (apparently I am slightly in the dark but it's nice to have someone turn on the light for me!) Bravo to Pam and Scott-really loved your work/play tonight!" "...the debrief is as much as a learning experience and fascinating experience as is the evolving relationship in improv. It is the best way to experience being a human being....A fun house of subtle but thrilling moments. It is a visceral and vicarious experience on Monday night. We as audience feel the tension, the challenge and the joy. |
