Bridge City Improv: BULK FISH / DUCK MUDDLE / BENATAR

This show is an improv duos trifecta!

Bulk Fish is Whitney Johnson and Phil Incorvia, who bring a combined nearly-fifty-years of improv experience in many other combinations of people, places, and things. They are alumni of the Brody Theater Main stage (RIP) and spend their time off stage eating great food, hanging out with children (theirs), and walking a feisty rescue mutt (hers). They also happen to be in a relationship. There are lots of kinds of relationships. Theirs is romantic. Sometimes, they overcomplicate things.

Duck Muddle is Whitney Johnson and Kerry Leek – two improvisers who are always trying to organize their ducks into nice, neat rows, but the ducks never seem to get the memo and end up wandering off. Whitney and Kerry have been performing on stage together and separately in various groups and ensembles longer than their birdbrains can remember. Come wade through life’s messy moments with them in a dynamic improv set that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

Kerry Leek and Kristen Schier are Benatar, two experienced improvisers who love to play organically, create memorable characters, and be really silly together.  This show is what happens when you leave the two of them unsupervised. Their only goal is that you have as much fun watching them as they have when they are improvising together.

• Doors open 30 minutes before showtime.
• All ages welcome, though assume PG13 content.
• $15 online ticket sales end at 5pm on show date / $20 at door.
• Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable.
• If a show is sold out, any unclaimed tickets will be released at the door on a first-come, first-served basis just before showtime.

Improvisation is collaborative, unscripted theater where actors invent stories, characters, and dialogue in real-time. Instead of relying on a written script, the performers build scenes spontaneously based on suggestions provided by the audience.