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Big Fork Thursday is taking a break during May while we have two shows running during the Anywhere Theatre Fest.  Check back for our June tickets going on sale soon or check out our shows at the Anywhere Theatre Fest:

The Apocalypse Variety Hour

&

Around the Campfire

Big Fork Theatre is taking over Thursday nights at Southside Tea Room!

Every Thursday night at 7pm, join Big Fork Theatre for Brisbane’s only regular night of Chicago-style improvisation as we show you comedy like you’ve never seen before.

In 2017, Big Fork Theatre is excited to partner with the fine folks at Southside Tea Room to present our first ever weekly show, Big Fork Thursday! This show will bring together all of Big Fork Theatre’s improv shows on an anarchic, no-holds-barred, rotating tap of comedy, inspired by the improv theatres of the U.S.A.

This week featuring Cool Story Bro!

Cool Story Bro is Big Fork Theatre’s take on the popular Armando and ASSSSCAT shows from Chicago and New York City, the same kind of show where some of your favourite comedians – like Amy Poehler, Tina Fey and Stephen Colbert – cut their teeth.

This improvised comedy show features special guest storytellers, whose real life stories are transformed into funny scenes, characters and situations before your very eyes. Cool Story Bro is a collaborative comedy show that features a talented cast of Brisbane’s best improvisers.  

Turn up early to grab a drink from the adjoining Death Valley Bar and a bite to eat at the Red Robin Supper Truck! 

Big Fork Thursday: always funny, always fresh.

When: May 4, Doors open 7PM for a 7:30 start.
Where: Southside Tea Room, 639 Wynnum Road Morningside 4170 - enter via Death Valley Bar.
Tickets: Full $10, Concession $7 - available online* or on the door.

*Booking fee applies.

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Southside Tea Room 639 Wynnum Road Morningside Brisbane 4170 Australia

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Big Fork Theatre

Cameron Watson
Big Fork Theatre
0423537563

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