The Improv Trick Announces December Classes and Annual Christmas Jam

By: Gabrielle Sierra Nov. 28, 2011

The Improv Trick is set to host their Annual Christmas Jam. Every year on the 23rd of December, we gather at the Mad Art Gallery for an all-ages show of improvised cheer. New and veteran Tricksters alike are welcome to hop up and join the jam.

In fact, if you're taking the Intro to Improv or Experienced Improv classes that start this week, the Christmas Jam will be your Student Showcase! You'll get to perform alongside our founder Bill Chott, in town just for the holiday!

Intro and Experienced start this Wednesday, Nov. 30th, 7:30-9:30pm at our space on Cherokee Street.

Don't miss Bill Chott, in town for the Christmas Jam!

Classes at:
2715 Cherokee Street
St. Louis, MO 63118
(314) 922-1998

Christmas Jam at:
The Mad Art Gallery
2727 S. 12th Street
December 23rd, 7pm.
Admission is free with a canned food donation at the door.

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