Classes
Want to step outside your comfort zone, meet new people, and explore your creativity? Try a class at Montreal Improv! Improve your public speaking, boost your confidence, and have fun in a warm, encouraging environment.
Guest Workshops
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Sketch from Improv
One Line Premises
Shows
With over 400 shows a year, Montreal Improv has you covered when it comes to live entertainment. Our stage features everything from student grad shows to special theatre productions and community-run performances, happening Thursday through Sunday all year long.
Kevin McDonald: Stories from Kids in the Hall
Get ready for a two-part night of comedy with Kevin McDonald!
The evening kicks off with a set by the legend himself that blends stand-up and one-man show energy, packed with hilarious, behind-the-scenes stories from The Kids in the Hall. It’s personal, weird, and very funny.
Then things get loose. In the second half, Kevin teams up with some on Montreal's best for a stripped-down, high-energy long-form set inspired by classic 80s improv. Each scene is sparked by a fresh audience suggestion—no safety net, just bold choices and big laughs.
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Produce your public or private event in our space.
Hire Us
Whether you need laughter for your party, a little spice for your conference, or a novel way to bring your employees together, Montreal Improv has the expertise and talent to deliver a unique and unforgettable experience.
The new Montreal Improv is an organization dedicated to promoting comedic expression through classes, shows and custom entertainment.
Inclusion and representation are essential, particularly in comedy. Montreal Improv is proud to offer an Inclusion Scholarship program which awards complimentary classes to persons from diverse groups. Click here for more info >
Montreal Improv has been under new ownership since October 2020 Click here for more info >
Article: Montreal Improv emerges from pandemic, hungry for the energy of a live crowd - CBC, 10/01/21
