The Improv-isors

The Improv-isors

Zero tuition, zero auditions, 100% making it up.

Welcome to The Improv-isors—an adults-only, low-stress, high-fun space in the DMV area for anyone who wants to play silly improv games, drop their guard, and laugh without the pressure of formal classes, high fees, or auditions.

This group will mostly (90% lol) be ran by my son. His name is Bob (https://www.meetup.com/members/419477893/) message him if you have any questions about the group

If you love the idea of short-form improv (think Whose Line Is It Anyway?) but hate the idea of being critiqued, graded, or judged, you've found your crew.

What We Do
We meet biweekly in a private, reservable room at a local public library (like Germantown or Gaithersburg) to play fast-paced, high-energy improv and party games.

The Flow: We start with a little casual social time to settle in, jump into ridiculous games in the middle, and wind down with more chatting at the end.

The Rule: You don't need any prior experience. Auditing is totally welcome—if you want to come hang out, watch, and see how things work without playing the first time, you are more than welcome. When you're ready, you'll find a supportive group waiting to laugh with you.

Who This Is For
Grown-ups looking for a safe, welcoming space to be gloriously, delightfully stupid for a couple of hours (18+ / Adults only).

LGBTQ+ individuals and neurodivergent/autistic folks looking for an affirming, low-stress environment.

Adults looking for a casual, regular creative outlet or a fun way to unwind.

Anyone tired of gatekept theater spaces who just wants to play games.

The Logistics
Cost: Free! (Hosted in public library rooms).

Size: Capped at a strict maximum of 10 attendees per event to keep the group cozy, inclusive, and ensure everyone gets plenty of playtime.

Vibe: Supportive, casual, and completely unpretentious.

Come ready to laugh, leave your overthinking at the door, and let's make some stuff up.

What made you want to join The Improv-isors?

Our group is built on a foundation of mutual support, zero judgment, and being delightfully silly. Does this sound like the kind of space you're looking for?