PHIT Announces Schedule for Upcoming 'Schubin Week,' Beginning 3/29

The Philly Improv Theater has announced the schedule for their upcoming "Schubin Week," which begins March 29th. The week will consist of a number of shows and performances by member of the Philly Improv team.

The schedule is as follows:

Monday, March 29th
8:00pm, Something Wonderful Right Away: An Evening with Jeff Sweet - $10

Wednesday, March 31st
8:00pm, The Bully Pulpit hosted by Luke Giordano - $5

Thursday, April 1st
8:00pm, Improv Comedy, PhD: The Lighted Fools + Leo Callahan - $5
9:30pm, TROIKA: Round 1 - $10

Friday, April 2nd
8:00pm, Improv Comedy: Everything Must Go + M@& - $10
9:30pm, Improv Comedy: King Friday + Hello Laser (The Magnet, NYC) - $10

Saturday, April 3rd
8:00pm, Sketch Comedy: The Action Section prevents The Apocalypse! - $10
9:30pm, Improv & Sketch Comedy: CUBED + Activity Book - $10

Sunday, April 4th
8:00pm, Sketch Comedy: The Action Section prevents The Apocalypse! - $10

Monday, April 5th
8:00pm, Improv Comedy: The Moops + Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Vain (The PIT, NYC) - $5

Wednesday, April 7th
8:00pm, Guilty Pleasures hosted by Brendan Kennedy - $5

Thursday, April 8th
8:00pm, Hey Everybody! hosted by Aaron Hertzog - $5 (NEW TIME!)
9:30pm, TROIKA: Round 2 - $10

Friday, April 9th
8:00pm, Comedy TBA - $10
9:30pm, Improv Comedy: M@& + Fletcher - $10

Saturday, April 10th
8:00pm, Sketch Comedy: The Action Section prevents The Apocalypse! - $10
9:30pm, Sketch Comedy: Angry People Building Things + Friends - $10

Sunday, April 11th
8:00pm, Sketch Comedy: The Action Section prevents The Apocalypse! - $10

Tickets for each of the performances are available online at www.phillyimprovtheater.com.

Philly Improv Theater (PHIT) is the only longform improvisation theater in the Metro Philadelphia area. Founded as a nonprofit in 2005, PHIT embraces the art of improvisation as an end rather than a means - creating and producing improv, sketch, and alternate comedy shows in the tradition of theaters like Chicago's Second City and New York's Upright Citizens Brigade. To further this philosophy, PHIT offers it's own take on the theories and concepts behind good improvisation in a full curriculum of classes for performers of all skill levels taught by local talent and through master classes with distinguished performers and teachers from all over the world (including Impro author Keith Johnstone, Kevin Allison form MTV's The State, and former SNL writer Ali Farahnakian). In addition to performing as part of PHIT's weeklong residency at The Shubin Theatre each month, local improv troupes produced and presented by PHIT have toured extensively on the East Coast and performed in festivals throughout North America.

For more information, visit www.phillimprovtheater.com.

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