ComedyCity / Venture Theatre Laughletter - 6/24/09

Published: Thu, 06/25/09

June 24, 2009
 
Rummage Sale Saturday
at ComedyCity


 
From trivial knick-knacks to old theatre equipment & furniture to, y'know, random stuff!  Own a piece of ComedyCity.
 
Saturday, 9am - 5pm @ ComedyCity
 
Plus, 2-for-1 pass to any ComedyCity show FREE with any purchase.  (and we mean ANY purchase)
 
Come on buy and buy something!
 
380 Main Ave - De Pere, WI
(Corner of Main & 4th)

 
Check out "Late Night Long Form"
Saturday after the late show - FREE
 
If you're coming to the late show on Saturday, June 27th, you should make plans to stick around for the "Late Night Long Form" show right after.
 
Rather than the short 3-6 minute sketches you see in a regular ComedyCity show, performers will be putting together one or just a couple longer scenes and developing characters and plot much more.  Still completely made up on the spot and still hilariously funny.  And best of all, there's no charge, so you really have no excuse not to stick around.
 
And hey, even if you're not coming to the late show - you can still stop in for the long form improv show.  We're cool with that.
 
 
ComedyCity Kids Camp Coming Up in July

The funny folks at ComedyCity will once again be sharing the gift of improv with kids ages 7-17 coming up in July.  Over the course of four days, campers will learn the art and skills of improvisation - things like teamwork, communication, stage presence and confidence.  The week culminates with the campers putting on a show for family and friends.
July 20th - 24th
Camp runs Monday through Thursday, 9am-11:30am
(Final show time to be announced)
Price - $60 per camper
Kids ages 7-17
Call or email today for reservations.

 
ComedyCity is your Northeast
Wisconsin home for Pat McCurdy
When: Wednesday, July 15 @ 8pm
How Much: $5
 
Come and laugh and sing with the entertainer that we ComedyCity performers go see when we need a good laugh.
 
So just who is this Pat McCurdy fellow?  He's a singer/songwriter from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  His shows usually consist of just him and his guitar and include improvised interaction with the audience.  Performing well over 300 shows a year, his large catalog of original songs (over 600 and growing) covers a variety of topics such as lost loves, politics, family vacations, hair styles, entertainment and French Generals.  His shows straddle the line between music and comedy... to the enjoyment of thousands.
 
Check out Pat's website.  Or, you could just blindly trust us... have we ever steered you wrong?
 
No reservations.  Get there early for your regular dose of Pat as he's been known to sell out shows at ComedyCity.
 
 
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