Today's Groupon Deal: $15 for Two Tickets to Go! Comedy Improv Theater ($30 Value) 04/07/10

Details: Expires 10/08/2010 Limit 1 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Must use in 1 visit. Valid for Friday and Saturday night shows. Reservation required. Adult humor (recommended for ages 18+).

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Expires 10/08/2010

Limit 1 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Must use in 1 visit. Valid for Friday and Saturday night shows. Reservation required. Adult humor (recommended for ages 18+).

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Highlights

•Voted Best Comedy Company

•Full bar available

•Choose from four different shows

•Fun date-night activity

At an improv show, not even clairvoyant mystics or current fashion experts know what's coming next. Enjoy a predictably sporadic evening of collaborative comedy with today's deal. For $15, you get two tickets ($15 each) to your choice of a Friday- or Saturday-night show at Go! Comedy Improv Theater, a $30 total value. In 2010, Real Detroit Weekly dubbed this Ferndale-based theater Best Comedy Company, and Metro Times readers named it Best Comedy Club in 2009.
Ralph Waldo Emerson once stated that flowers are the earth laughing at a tastefully improvised flatulence joke, though Go! Comedy prefers higher-brow forms, converting bodily functions to complex metaphors for life and love. Stop by Saturday at 8 p.m. for the Date Night, where two obliging audience amateurs become star-crossed romantics amidst the fabricated social dynamics of onstage dramedy. Live out a theatrical fantasy on Friday night at 8 p.m. when you shout out a suggestive title at the on-the-fly musical, Rock-O-Matic. Any suggestion will do; scream for a performance of Whittler on the Roof, Guys and Barbie Dolls, or Homeschool Musical (no "Freebird"). Stop in Friday or Saturday night at 10 p.m. for the All-Star Showdown, an interactive game show that takes audience suggestions as actors move through a series of improv games and challenges.
With four weekend showtimes to choose from, impromptu improv outings can easily nestle inside the Russian doll that is a busy schedule. Gather up a crowd of formerly taunted teens and laugh with them, not at them, or bring a date for a chance to shamelessly yell taboo words in public without the awkward accosting. All shows feature a full bar to loosen up the spasmodic laughter reflexes.
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