NIGHTLY SHOWS at Funnylicious Theater from April 9th to 12th. FREE improv shows every night, each show featuring artists from different countries. No two nights are the same, spotlighting the incredible versatility and international flair of improv theater with every show.
Featuring an International Cast from:
- Funnylicious Theater (Slovakia)
- Itt és Most Társulat (Hungary)
- České národnà improvizačnà divadlo (Czechia)
- Teatr Wschodni / Eastern Theatre (Poland)
- ITI – Macedonian Center of International Theatre Institute (North Macedonia)
- Gledališče IGLU / IGLU Theatre (Slovenia)
- Flow SzĂnház / Flow Theatre (Hungary)
Door opens at 19:45; Show starts at 20:00
DATE: Tuesday, April 09th, 2024
VENUE: Funnylicious Theater, Mickiewiczova 4, 811 07 Bratislava (entrance is via 29.Augusta Street)
TICKET: FREE (Seats are limited. Book now)
When
Tuesday, April 09, 2024
Door opens at 19:45; Show starts at 20:00
Where
Funnylicious Theater, Mickiewiczova 4, 811 07 Bratislava
Please note that the entrance to the theater is located at 29.Augusta Street, around the corner from Mickiewiczova 4. Please note that the closest parking is on Spitalska Street or next to the Medical Garden.
Tickets
- FREE
Cast
International ensemble from 6 different countries
Additional details
Language
English (with lots of broken English and various English accents done poorly)
Viewer discretion
May contain crude, indecent language, and absurd humor.
Accessibility
Funnylicious theater is wheelchair accessible. Please inform us in advance if you require any assistance so that we can make the necessary arrangements.
About V4 Improv Connect
Supported by the Visegrad Fund, V4 Improv Connect is an initiative by the International Society for Arts and Culture, o.z. (ISAC) which is the parent organization of Funnylicious Theater. The project aims to transform the landscape of improvisational theater. With a focused mission to unite theaters from the Visegrád countries – Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, Slovenia, and North Macedonia – and beyond, this project seeks to elevate improvised theater from casual comedy to a recognized art form. Improv’s real-time narrative crafting demonstrates human resilience and creativity, highlighting its significance and versatility.
The project is co-financed by the Governments of Czechia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants from the International Visegrad Fund. The mission of the fund is to advance ideas for sustainable regional cooperation in Central Europe.