Sergio Da Silva has stories.
A LOT of stories.
Join us for a night of improvised comedy inspired by the real-life experiences of one of Montreal’s most recognizable small business owners and community figures.
Sergio will take the stage and share stories from his life — and our improvisers will take those stories and transform them into completely improvised scenes, characters, and ridiculous situations.
True stories. Completely improvised comedy.
No script. No rehearsal. Just Sergio’s stories and a cast of improvisers ready to run with them.
ABOUT SERGIO
Sergio Da Silva is the owner of Turbo Haüs and Café Big Trouble, and has become a familiar figure in Montreal’s nightlife and arts community. His businesses have grown around a strong sense of community, supporting musicians, artists, performers, and the neighbourhood around him. He has also made space for touring bands by providing accommodation to artists coming through Montreal.
From running venues to surviving the chaos of Montreal nightlife, Sergio has accumulated plenty of stories along the way.
Now we're turning those stories into a comedy show.
TICKETS
General Admission: $10 in advance, $15 at the door
Montreal Improv Students: Free in advance, $5 at the door
LANGUAGE
This show will take place in English
AUDIENCE GUIDELINES – 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.
LOCATION
Impro Montreal/ Montreal Improv
3716 Rue Notre Dame Ouest Montreal QC, H4C 1P7
www.montrealimprov.com
@montrealimprov
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.