event The Midnite Show

Not many improv comedy groups are a success from day one, and even fewer can sustain that success for more than a decade. The Midnite Show (a.k.a. Cock ’N’ Toast) has defied convention, and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2011. What began as a twice-monthly experiment grew until audience size demanded weekly shows beginning in 2005. There has been little turnover over the years (there are nine core members in all), and those who have left include such nationally recognized faces as Eric Price (MADtv, Reno 911!) and Dave Theune (HBO’s Funny Or Die Presents). Depending on the suggestions from the crowd, things can get a little crude, though it’s all in service of a good, funny night out.

Not many improv comedy groups are a success from day one, and even fewer can sustain that success for more than a decade. The Midnite Show (a.k.a. Cock ’N’ Toast) has defied convention, and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2011. What began as a twice-monthly experiment grew until audience size demanded weekly shows beginning in 2005. There has been little turnover over the years (there are nine core members in all), and those who have left include such nationally recognized faces as Eric Price (MADtv, Reno 911!) and Dave Theune (HBO’s Funny Or Die Presents). Depending on the suggestions from the crowd, things can get a little crude, though it’s all in service of a good, funny night out.

Not many improv comedy groups are a success from day one, and even fewer can sustain that success for more than a decade. The Midnite Show (a.k.a. Cock ’N’ Toast) has defied convention, and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2011. What began as a twice-monthly experiment grew until audience size demanded weekly shows beginning in 2005. There has been little turnover over the years (there are nine core members in all), and those who have left include such nationally recognized faces as Eric Price (MADtv, Reno 911!) and Dave Theune (HBO’s Funny Or Die Presents). Depending on the suggestions from the crowd, things can get a little crude, though it’s all in service of a good, funny night out.

Not many improv comedy groups are a success from day one, and even fewer can sustain that success for more than a decade. The Midnite Show (a.k.a. Cock ’N’ Toast) has defied convention, and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2011. What began as a twice-monthly experiment grew until audience size demanded weekly shows beginning in 2005. There has been little turnover over the years (there are nine core members in all), and those who have left include such nationally recognized faces as Eric Price (MADtv, Reno 911!) and Dave Theune (HBO’s Funny Or Die Presents). Depending on the suggestions from the crowd, things can get a little crude, though it’s all in service of a good, funny night out.

Not many improv comedy groups are a success from day one, and even fewer can sustain that success for more than a decade. The Midnite Show (a.k.a. Cock ’N’ Toast) has defied convention, and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2011. What began as a twice-monthly experiment grew until audience size demanded weekly shows beginning in 2005. There has been little turnover over the years (there are nine core members in all), and those who have left include such nationally recognized faces as Eric Price (MADtv, Reno 911!) and Dave Theune (HBO’s Funny Or Die Presents). Depending on the suggestions from the crowd, things can get a little crude, though it’s all in service of a good, funny night out.

Not many improv comedy groups are a success from day one, and even fewer can sustain that success for more than a decade. The Midnite Show (a.k.a. Cock ’N’ Toast) has defied convention, and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2011. What began as a twice-monthly experiment grew until audience size demanded weekly shows beginning in 2005. There has been little turnover over the years (there are nine core members in all), and those who have left include such nationally recognized faces as Eric Price (MADtv, Reno 911!) and Dave Theune (HBO’s Funny Or Die Presents). Depending on the suggestions from the crowd, things can get a little crude, though it’s all in service of a good, funny night out.

Not many improv comedy groups are a success from day one, and even fewer can sustain that success for more than a decade. The Midnite Show (a.k.a. Cock ’N’ Toast) has defied convention, and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2011. What began as a twice-monthly experiment grew until audience size demanded weekly shows beginning in 2005. There has been little turnover over the years (there are nine core members in all), and those who have left include such nationally recognized faces as Eric Price (MADtv, Reno 911!) and Dave Theune (HBO’s Funny Or Die Presents). Depending on the suggestions from the crowd, things can get a little crude, though it’s all in service of a good, funny night out.

Not many improv comedy groups are a success from day one, and even fewer can sustain that success for more than a decade. The Midnite Show (a.k.a. Cock ’N’ Toast) has defied convention, and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2011. What began as a twice-monthly experiment grew until audience size demanded weekly shows beginning in 2005. There has been little turnover over the years (there are nine core members in all), and those who have left include such nationally recognized faces as Eric Price (MADtv, Reno 911!) and Dave Theune (HBO’s Funny Or Die Presents). Depending on the suggestions from the crowd, things can get a little crude, though it’s all in service of a good, funny night out.

Not many improv comedy groups are a success from day one, and even fewer can sustain that success for more than a decade. The Midnite Show (a.k.a. Cock ’N’ Toast) has defied convention, and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2011. What began as a twice-monthly experiment grew until audience size demanded weekly shows beginning in 2005. There has been little turnover over the years (there are nine core members in all), and those who have left include such nationally recognized faces as Eric Price (MADtv, Reno 911!) and Dave Theune (HBO’s Funny Or Die Presents). Depending on the suggestions from the crowd, things can get a little crude, though it’s all in service of a good, funny night out.

Not many improv comedy groups are a success from day one, and even fewer can sustain that success for more than a decade. The Midnite Show (a.k.a. Cock ’N’ Toast) has defied convention, and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2011. What began as a twice-monthly experiment grew until audience size demanded weekly shows beginning in 2005. There has been little turnover over the years (there are nine core members in all), and those who have left include such nationally recognized faces as Eric Price (MADtv, Reno 911!) and Dave Theune (HBO’s Funny Or Die Presents). Depending on the suggestions from the crowd, things can get a little crude, though it’s all in service of a good, funny night out.

Not many improv comedy groups are a success from day one, and even fewer can sustain that success for more than a decade. The Midnite Show (a.k.a. Cock ’N’ Toast) has defied convention, and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2011. What began as a twice-monthly experiment grew until audience size demanded weekly shows beginning in 2005. There has been little turnover over the years (there are nine core members in all), and those who have left include such nationally recognized faces as Eric Price (MADtv, Reno 911!) and Dave Theune (HBO’s Funny Or Die Presents). Depending on the suggestions from the crowd, things can get a little crude, though it’s all in service of a good, funny night out.

Not many improv comedy groups are a success from day one, and even fewer can sustain that success for more than a decade. The Midnite Show (a.k.a. Cock ’N’ Toast) has defied convention, and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2011. What began as a twice-monthly experiment grew until audience size demanded weekly shows beginning in 2005. There has been little turnover over the years (there are nine core members in all), and those who have left include such nationally recognized faces as Eric Price (MADtv, Reno 911!) and Dave Theune (HBO’s Funny Or Die Presents). Depending on the suggestions from the crowd, things can get a little crude, though it’s all in service of a good, funny night out.

Not many improv comedy groups are a success from day one, and even fewer can sustain that success for more than a decade. The Midnite Show (a.k.a. Cock ’N’ Toast) has defied convention, and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2011. What began as a twice-monthly experiment grew until audience size demanded weekly shows beginning in 2005. There has been little turnover over the years (there are nine core members in all), and those who have left include such nationally recognized faces as Eric Price (MADtv, Reno 911!) and Dave Theune (HBO’s Funny Or Die Presents). Depending on the suggestions from the crowd, things can get a little crude, though it’s all in service of a good, funny night out.

Not many improv comedy groups are a success from day one, and even fewer can sustain that success for more than a decade. The Midnite Show (a.k.a. Cock ’N’ Toast) has defied convention, and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2011. What began as a twice-monthly experiment grew until audience size demanded weekly shows beginning in 2005. There has been little turnover over the years (there are nine core members in all), and those who have left include such nationally recognized faces as Eric Price (MADtv, Reno 911!) and Dave Theune (HBO’s Funny Or Die Presents). Depending on the suggestions from the crowd, things can get a little crude, though it’s all in service of a good, funny night out.