Our "Improv" Town at Maryland Ensemble Theatre

Spend a night being transported to a small town where its past, present and future are created right in front of your eyes. This show is inspired by Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning 1938 play Our Town and Washington Improv Theaters improv show. But MET Comedy Nights version has a twist. Most of the cast will be improvisers but one member of the cast will be "on book" as the Stage Manager and take lines directly from Wilder's piece to (at times) control or change the circumstances that are happening on the stage. This show is one night only and certainly won't be something that you will want to miss.