NEWSLETTER

THEY improv - September 2007 Newsletter

THEY improv expands classes and party offerings.

THEY improv invites you for free to the graduation show for their class at the Hollywood Improv this Wednesday. The show starts at 8pm with the doors opening at 7pm. It'll be 90 minutes of comedy from the latest and greatest as the students from THEY improv perform their first public show in "Two Drink Minimum."

Because you are one of the faithful, THEY improv is giving you free access to this show, but we can't do anything about the two drink minimum (thus the name of the show). Simply print this email or newsletter and get in for free. If you forget to print it, just mention the email at the door and we'll make sure you are taken care of.

In addition, you will be able to see what the next class will be learning. That class starts on September 24th at the Improv and will be on Monday nights from 8pm-10:30pm. The class is filling up quickly, so contact us soon.

THEY improv continues on a tear in the private party and corporate event market, with their new murder mystery offerings and game shows taking on added importance. Likewise, THEY have expanded into Chicago and Milwaukee, adding the Midwest roots back into our field of expertise.

Our Boston franchise is having its first public shows next month, with both an improv show at Improv Boston and a murder mystery for the city of Westford.

Things are certainly looking bright for the future of THEY improv.

These newsletters are designed to reduce the times we contact you to only once a month. We have many public events and I don't want to flood your in-box. If you ever have any problem with any of our emails, please contact us immediately and we are happy to remove you from our list.

You may have received this because you signed up for information from our website or at one of our events. We are purposely putting this in one big email for the month so that we don't flood your in-box. If you don't want to receive it again, just let us know and we'll be happy to make certain that you do not.