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November 14, 2005 - THEY improv at the Improv celebrates the end of Hurricane Season in 'Go Hurricanes, and Stay Out!' on Wednesday, November 30th

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THEY improv at the Improv celebrates the end of Hurricane Season in 'Go Hurricanes, and Stay Out!' on Wednesday, November 30th at 8pm.

Hollywood, FL: THEY improv, Fort Lauderdale's improv troupe, has been invited to celebrate the end of Hurricane Season at the Seminole Paradise Improv on Wednesday, November 30th, 2005 at 8pm. Following the success of their previous shows, THEY have been invited to provide 90 minutes of improvised comedy based on audience suggestions from some of South Florida's hottest comedic talent in "Go Hurricanes, and Stay Out!" on November 30th.

THEY continue to change the face of Comedy in South Florida with this Hump Day performance at one of South Florida's premier comedy clubs.

"THEY are going to send off the storms in style," said troupe director Todd Rice. "THEY went through Wilma and Katrina just like everyone else. This is our way of telling those storms goodbye and good riddance."

Any audience member who brings a picture of them "getting blown by Wilma" will get in for $3 off the normal ticket price of $10. The storm pictures will be collected and used to create a montage of remembrance.

Each THEY improv show is based on audience suggestions, so there can never be the same show twice. Every show is a unique experience and is shared only among those in attendance.

Every THEY improv show also benefits local charities. Organizations interested in developing a relationship with THEY improv to help raise awareness and funds through the Comedy With a Cause program should contact us.

Tickets have been donated to several organizations to help them raise money. These include Gilda's Club of South Florida and two Rotary Clubs for use in their charity work.

About THEY improv
THEY improv is Fort Lauderdale's improv comedy troupe. Often performing for charities, THEY improv is changing the face of comedy in South Florida. THEY can be seen in various venues in the area and the website is regularly updated with information about upcoming events and shows.