What: An hour and a half of fearlessly inventive, exciting and funny sketches and songs, all made up on the spot, all inspired by audience suggestions.
When: Every Thursday from January 26th to March 29th 2012
What Time: 8:30pm -10:15pm (doors open 8:15pm)
Where: Upstairs at The Wheatsheaf, 25 Rathbone Place, London W1T 1JB.
Five minutes walk from Tottenham court road or Goodge Street tubes.
How Much: £7
Bookings: e-mail tickets@grandtheftimpro.com or phone 020 7580 1585 to book - give a name, a date and a number of tickets. You must show up by 8pm on the night to pick up the tickets.
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Grand Theft Impro is back on Jan 26th - with guest Paul Foxcroft
We are back - and for our very first show, we'll be joined by the brilliant Paul Foxcroft.
Paul is a founder member of The Institute, a veteran of the insanely long improvathons and is master of the surreal one-liner. One of the funniest and most mischevious improvisers around
He will be joining Dylan Emery and Phil Whelans for fun and games.
Hope to see you on Thursday! Click here to reserve tickets.
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What: An hour and a half of fearlessly inventive, exciting and funny sketches and songs, all made up on the spot, all inspired by audience suggestions.
When: Every Thursday from Jan 26th to March 29th 2012
What Time: 8:30pm-10:15pm (doors open 8:15pm)
Where: Upstairs at The Wheatsheaf, 25 Rathbone Place, London W1T 1JB. Nearest tubes Tottenham Court Road and Goodge Street.
How Much: £7
Bookings: to reserve tickets, e-mail tickets@grandtheftimpro.com or phone 020 7580 1585 and give a name, show date and number of tickets. Please show up by 8pm on the night to pick up the tickets.
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GTI have been on Time Out's recommended list continuously for the past three years, we were in Jim Sweeney's Time Out Comic's Choice and were London Lite's 'Must Go' show in April 2007.
"At the forefront of the revival in impro, Grand Theft recalls the exuberant forays of Not Only But Also or Beyond The Fringe."
William Cook, The Guardian
"Simply marvellous."
Time Out
"A rumbustious night out"
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard
"A unique brand of extreme theatre - they are always entertaining"
Daily Mirror
"These guys are great, enthusiastic, musical and most importantly funny."
Remote Goat