New Year, New Teams - A House Team Show

Montreal Improv is heading into another year with three brand-new House Teams.

After a session of auditions and tough decisions, we’re thrilled to introduce the next wave of performers who will be shaping our stages this year. These teams represent a bold mix of voices, styles, and comedic sensibilities—ready to take risks, tell stories, and create unforgettable nights of improvised comedy.

Come celebrate the start of a new chapter and be the first to see what these House Teams bring to life.

**PRETTY FLOWER HOUSE TEAM- Coached by Dale Bernier

Victoria S, Natasha L, Caitlin M, Sean C, Yannan S, Daniel C, Laura O, Leqi Y

**THEMATIC HOUSE TEAM- Coached by Vance Gillis

Katie O, Christian H, Sonia D, Pamela B, Anna B, Michael G, Selene B, Max K, Dominique G, Lorena E

**NARRATIVE HOUSE TEAM- Coached by Monika Schneider

Charles P, Daniela G, Kate C, Noush K, Julien G, Kerrinlee W, Chris C

**House Team names are still a work in progress

TICKETS

General Admission: $10 in advance, $15 at the door

Montreal Improv students: Free in advance, $5 at the door

PRODUCED BY

Montreal Improv

www.montrealimprov.com

@montrealimprov

LOCATION

3716 Notre-Dame St W, downstairs

LANGUAGE

This show will take place in English

AUDIENCE GUIDLINES - MATURE CONTENT NOTICE

Montreal Improv is an all-ages space in general, but some shows may contain mature themes or spontaneous content not suitable for children. Unless a show is specifically promoted as family-friendly, we recommend parental discretion. Performers are not expected to censor their material unless explicitly required by the format.

ACCESSIBILITY

This venue is located down a set of 12 stairs with a handrail and is not wheelchair accessible.

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Impro Montréal / Montreal Improv operates on the storied and sacred lands of Tiohtiá:ke, a historical gathering place of many First Nations and indigenous communities, including the Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, Atikamekw, Algonquin-Anishinaabe and Huron-Wendat, among others.