Comedy shows at CATCh-Comedy Arts Theater of Charlotte

CATCh, Comedy Arts Theater of Charlotte, at 4200 South Blvd, is dedicated to providing an open door to all comedy artists and the larger community as a unique and inclusive performance space.

It presents low-priced shows for the community, as well as improv classes.

Here are some of the upcoming shows:

Stand Up Extravaganza
Friday, April 19th, 2019
7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
$10

The Comedy Arts Theater of Charlotte and Charlotte Laughs Tonight present a night of stand up comedy featuring some of the Queen City’s most hilarious comedians!

Featuring:
Blayr Nias Comedy – Pretty Funny For A Girl
Lauren Ansley
Leigh Gannon
Grace Hauth
Rachel Laurie
Gabrielle Moore
Melyssa Ryan
Hillary Kristen Staple

Third Place Brenda Improv Show
Saturday, April 20th, 2019
7:30 p.m.
$10

Third Place Brenda may be third in the Brenda department but they are first when it comes to CATCh’s performance teams. After going through our training program as students, the members of Third Place Brenda formed and became the first group of students to graduate to performers at our theater. Come see them in their monthly slot every THIRD Saturday!

Third Place Brenda consists of Hillary Kristen Staple, Johnathan McKnight, Nicole Eileen, Leigh Gannon, Elyse Amos Williams, Kurt Massey, & Kristin Young Strange

Opening for Third Place Brenda, is the two person improv group, The Fungibles, which features CATCh co-founders, Carey Head and Kevin Shimko.

Improv Collide-o-Scope
Saturday, April 27th, 2019
7:30 p.m.
$10

Buried 20 miles beneath the New Mexico desert, a team of rag tag scientists has built the Improv Collide-o-Scope 3000 to find the answers to life’s most mysterious questions: How did we get here? Why are we here? Are we there yet? And who stole the cookie from the cookie jar?

34 miles in circumference, 53 meters in width, and a hefty 206 pounds in weight, The Collide-o-Scope 3000 takes improvisers from different teams and hurls them at each other at the speed of light to see what might happen. Perhaps new particles of physics will be found! Maybe black holes could inadvertently be formed, ending the universe as we know it. Or — more likely — a new improv team.

So grab your goggles, your lab coats, and your laughing pants and visit CATCh on the fourth Saturday of every month to witness IMPROV SCIENCE at work!