This Weekend: RAWR, the Penn State Improv Festival
What: ImprovPSU and Full Ammo Improv present RAWR: Penn State’s first-ever improvisational comedy festival.
When: Starting at 8:00 pm on Friday and Saturday, January 15-16th.
Where: The Pavilion Theater.
Cost: Free!
The festival will feature the best professional improv groups from the east coast – such as the Upright Citizens Brigade‘s TourCo and Baby Wants Candy– as well as college troupes from the University of Richmond, Princeton, the University of Delaware, and Penn State. Everything is made up entirely on the spot, based off of audience suggestions.
Visit the Facebook event or Full Ammo’s website for a full schedule and more details.
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