Featuring some of the best improv comedian's Vancouver has to offer, the critically hit show entitled "The Critically Hit Show", plays on the last Wednesday of every month at the Rio Theater in Vancouver, conveniently located right beside commercial skytrain station. Keep in mind you don't need to be a dungeons and dragons fan to enjoy this. The first time I went, I knew practically nothing about dungeons and dragons but still had a great time.
More information from their website:
"THE CRITICAL HIT SHOW: A Live Dungeons & Dragons Comedy Experience! Join Vancouver's best comedic performers at The Rio Theatre on the last Wednesday of every month as they quest for glory and snacks in this live, improvised spectacular! THE ADVENTURERS: Eric Fell as The Dungeon Master. Ian Boothby as Benoit the Anointed, the Half-Elf Cleric. Joanna Gaskell as Edda, the Elf Barbarian. Lauren McGibbon as Grima Windwords, the Human Thief. Allen Morrison as Spitz Luben, the Human Wizard. Shaun Stewart as Brask Hellbeard, the Dwarf Fighter. More monsters! More Magic! More Mayhem! More Off-Brand soda! This show is a licensed event, so it's 19+ No minors."
Tickets can be bought either online for only $6, or at the door for $9. Buy them online here: https://riotheatretickets.ca/events/342-the-critical-hit-show-a-live-dungeons-dragons-experience
The show starts at 8:00 but doors open I believe at 7:00. We will meet at 7:00 outside the Rio theater to grab some food before the show.
If you have trouble finding the group or if you arrive late then please give me a call or send me a text at [masked].
For all of you who went to karaoke after the show (and for all of you who weren't able to):
Ed's rendition of 'C Is For Cookie' was.. flawless!!!
Unfortunately.. as a result, I've had that song in my head ever since! >.<
C is for cookie, that's good enough for me
C is for cookie, that's good enough for me
C is for cookie, that's good enough for me
Oh, cookie, cookie, cookie starts with C
... and on and on and on (and on!)
~;0P
1 · February 28
I called the Rio Theater and they said that the doors open up at 8pm but the show actually begins at 9pm. It finishes around 10:30pm.
February 24
The last show was almost sold out and I wouldn't be surprised if this one does sell out. That being said we'll be getting there pretty early so you should be able to buy a ticket at the venue. But just to be safe, buying online is probably a good idea if you know for sure that you'll be going
February 22
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