The Richmond Comedy Coalition MUST DIE!!!!

by | Oct 28, 2011 | COMMUNITY

Tonight Halloweek continues with a spooky horror movie themed night of improv comedy with the Richmond Comedy Coalition at Gallery 5. Easily the best improv comedy troupe in Richmond, someone wants the RCC Dead and tonight David, Matt, Katie and company will get to the bottom of this off-the-cuff murder mystery in hilarious bone chilling, improv style humor. With special guest Karate Practice!

WHO: Richmond Comedy Coalition & Karate Practice
WHAT: RCC MUST DIE! (Horror movie style)
WHERE: Gallery 5, 200 W. Marshall St.
WHEN: 8:30-10PM
HOW: $7 at the door ($5 with student ID)


Tonight Halloweek continues with a spooky horror movie themed night of improv comedy with the Richmond Comedy Coalition at Gallery 5. Easily the best improv comedy troupe in Richmond, someone wants the RCC Dead and tonight David, Matt, Katie and company will get to the bottom of this off-the-cuff murder mystery in hilarious bone chilling, improv style humor. With special guest Karate Practice!

WHO: Richmond Comedy Coalition & Karate Practice
WHAT: RCC MUST DIE! (Horror movie style)
WHERE: Gallery 5, 200 W. Marshall St.
WHEN: 8:30-10PM
HOW: $7 at the door ($5 with student ID)

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