Impropriety is to stage its seventh annual Liverpool Improvathon, now established as one of the highlights of the city’s theatrical calendar.
Director Rosie Wilkinson said, “the Improvathon is the theatrical equivalent of extreme sports. Laughter, tears and everything in between from some of the finest improvisers from across the globe.”
Following the closure of The Kazimier at the start of the year, Impropriety will be one of the first shows in the team's new venue, The Invisible Wind Factory.
The Improvathon is based on a format created and made popular by Canadian company DIE-Nasty, which has held an annual 50-hour Soap-a-thon for more than 20 years.
Live improvised music will accompany the onstage silliness.