Hurry! Three more Grand Theft Impro shows left at the Wheatsheaf this season.

That’s right. Three more opportunities remain to see Grand Theft Impro and guests before we jet off to Belize for Easter.*

Thursdays 10 March – 24 March | 8.30pm | The Wheatsheaf, 25 Rathbone Place, London. W1T 1JB.
TUBES: Tottenham Court Road, Oxford Circus & Goodge Street | MAP: click here.

£5.50 online at www.grandtheftimpro.com/tickets or £7 on the door.

Why rue what might have been when you can experience it be-ing first hand and then rue having watched it be. This is, of course, self-deprecation. Grand Theft Impro offers a unique no-rue guarantee. If you rue having seen a Grand Theft Impro show more than the amount you have rued seeing another impro show, we will make up the rue-shortfall. We will not be beaten on rueability.

GTI REGULARS

Charlotte Gittins - Charlotte is a veteran improviser, a member of the smash hit show Austentatious, a Monkey Toast player and has a two-person impro show (a Twoprov show),  Folie á Deux, with the delightful Andrew Murray.  She regularly takes part in the Annual London 50-hr Improvathon.

Phil Whelans - writer and performer of his own Radio 4 sitcom, My First Planet, founder member of Pros from Dover - with whom he did two series of Radio 4's The Infinite Monkey Cage. Phil has worked with everyone from Joan Rivers to Basil Brush, Al Gore to Brian Conley, Robin Williams to Giles Brandreth.  Phil has been in It's Kevin, Brasseye, Preston Front and a number of unsuccessful radio and TV impro pilots. He has appeared in Showstopper: the Improvised Musical and is a Monkey Toast player.

Dylan Emery is co-founder of West End, Edinburgh Festival and Radio 4 Impro Hit Showstopper  and Ken Campbell-inspired hard-bardics masterclass, the School of Night. Like an online Noah, building a virtual ark out of zeros and ones, Dylan's Crunchy Frog Collective website brings all of the U.K.'s impro under one worldwide roof.

GUESTS

March 10

Joseph Morpurgo – star of runaway Edinburgh smash Austentatious and his own hit one-man shows Truthmouth, Odessa and Soothing Sounds for Baby. Joe was one of londonisfunny.com’s ten performers to watch in 2013. Then one of their top ten performers to glance shiftily at in 2014. Then one of their top ten performers to watch you in 2015. He's starred in Drunk History (Comedy Central) Siblings (BB3) and Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse’s 50 Years of BBC2 project. Joe improvises and teaches with Monkey Toast and the Free Association.

March 17

Lee Simpson - Lee is many people's favourite improviser - including many who are themselves extremely good at impro. Founder member of Improbable Theatre and Comedy Store Player for 25 years, member of Paul Merton’s Impro Chums, Lee has improvised on TV in Whose Line is it Anyway and on the radio in The Masterson Inheritance, which he co-devised.

March 24

Briony Redman. Briony has written on Laura Solon: Talking and Not Talking (Radio4), Laurence & Gus: Hearts and Minds (Radio 4) and was shortlisted for the BAFTA Rocliffe New Writing Forum at the New York Television Festival 2012. She is a UK cast member of Monkey Toast and a guest cast member of Chortle Award nominated smash Austentatious .

*Patently and bewilderingly untrue.