Fun times at the Firehouse this past Friday evening taking in a Bit Players Improv show! The Bit…read morePlayers is a great evening activity, reasonably priced at $18 per ticket, BYOB and bring your own food, too. We got a box of Crab Rangoons from Ching Tao down the street, and sat in the first row nibbling away. The show is a fast paced 80 minute romp with no intermission. The troupe takes suggestions from the audience for the skits, and hilarity ensues. If you are celebrating a special occasion, they may even call you up from the audience for a personalized skit of your own! The Bit Players excel particularly in their song-prov sketches, I have been coming to these shows for years and the ability to make up verses on the fly never fails to impress. JT and Danny stole the show the night we went with their Shakespearean sketch about Chuck E Cheese.. still laughing over some of the great lines! I would recommend this night out to folks ages 14+, as the humor skews to a PG-13-ish range. That being said, if you're looking for a fun and different activity, the Bit Players is worth a visit!

Highly recommend this affordable and enjoyable hour+ of entertainment. Contrary to previously held…read morebelief that Improv would heighten my anxiety, I thoroughly enjoyed every second. I was literally on the edge of my seat. No two shows are alike. The building is incredible and needs to be seen. I can't wait to go back and bring friends.

Caught Craig Gass at the venue and had good time. Staff is very attentive and will keep your drinks…read morefull for sure. Not a lot on the food menu, but good for some snacks to enjoy during the show. You can order via QR and pay online as well which is convenient with the number of tabs rolling, but staff does come out prior to end of show to quickly process payments as well. Venue is intimate, little more crowded and bright towards the stage, but still able to clearly catch the show if sitting at back tables as well.

I love comedy connection. They get amazing comedians and it's a really chill environment. I like…read morethat you can order drinks from your seats with a QR code, really convenient! They have a small parking lot but it doesn't accommodate everyone, good to plan ahead so you have time to park. I like that seating isn't assigned but also good to plan to get there early so you can sit with your friends.

This was a fun night. As an improv studio, the talent is quite impressive. Unique here is the…read morecombination of also adding in real education and interviews on real topics. We discussed and learned about the impacts of AI and digital identification. Ordering snacks and drinks can be done via QR code menu at each little table. Costs are typical of the area (most beers are $8-12/ea.) Service is prompt and pleasant.

Stayed for a while to watch their outdoor stand-ups. Tough crowd but I chuckled. It was a nice…read morebreak from the hustle and bustle of Harvard Square. Appreciate that they'd wanna throw themselves out there for free.

My friend and I stepped out for a fun night of karaoke. Neither of us had been there before…read more We were warmly greeted by the karaoke woman( who was full of energy, which was a good sign good times were going to happen. The waiter was absolutely wonderful and accommodating. We both ordered soft drinks, fries and a slice of pizza, which served the purpose of staving off thirst and hunger. It was a fun night and we decided, we will return for karaoke.

Friendly and quaint joint.... Fish and chips is the Bomb. It's a great chill spot. I can't wait for…read morethe open mike.

This place is a gem. It's small and intimate and the comics have been superb every time I've gone…read more I am not an easy audience and find many comedians just not funny, but I have been so impressed with the comics they feature. The food is great, the drinks excellent and the waitstaff efficient and friendly. Ryan and Isabel double as owners and talent and they're lovely and funny to boot. Make sure to sit front and center, like my son did, so the comics have their way with you!

Visiting from Los Angeles, and I go to comedy clubs pretty regularly. I'm really glad I found…read moreGoofs, it was a great show! Small venue, younger crowd, genuinely friendly staff. If I lived in Boston, I'd definitely go back.

We were a party of ten and went to the Dinner Detective show for our first time to celebrate the…read more60th birthday of one of our family members. It was an absolute BLAST!! Our party ranged in age from 16 to 83, and every single one of us had an unbelievably fun time! There were 7 actors involved in the murder show, but a few of them were scattered here and there as "plants" at various tables. They all did an amazing job of acting, even the plants who only had a few minutes of action. The two main detectives were fantastic! There was a lot of interaction throughout the show with each of the ten or so dinner tables. In fact, I was selected to assist the two main detectives as a "Rookie" detective. I leaned into the role and really really enjoyed myself! It helps if you're a "yes, and" kind of person rather than a "no, because" type. And I'd say that's true of the show overall because they frequently singled out people by asking them to stand up and answer some questions or even come up to the front of the room and act something out. The food was acceptable, and the bartended cash bar drinks were fine. The quality of the food and drinks is probably going to vary by venue. We went to the show in the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Warwick, RI. The plot of the murder story was actually just difficult enough that you had to do some thinking to solve it. And they gave you enough clues that it was definitely solvable for a few people, including one at our table who solved the mystery of "who done it" and won their award for the best explanation! All of us in our group absolutely want to do another Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show! It's incredibly fun if you go with the right attitude!!

Fantastic fun and laughs. Very entertaining and funny. Perfect addition to your partyread more

The place is nice but this episode is not for us and it's definitely different from anything you've…read moreseen before. Naked cast and it was awful!

The shows are amazing. My teens have loved the experience doing the youth collective. It has helped…read morethem to grow and blossom so much.

Saw a great concert here last night. This is my first time here and I was impressed. Seats are…read moresuper comfy and the people were all very nice. I will definitely be coming back!

The atmosphere they achieve during the show is great for disconnecting and having fun with the…read morefamily. The Gen show was especially fun.

I recently had the chance to visit the Improv Asylum in Boston, and it brought back a lot of…read morememories. The last time I saw a show there was about 25 years ago, and I'm happy to say it's only gotten better with time. The energy in the room was fantastic from the moment the show started. The cast was quick, clever, and had the entire audience laughing nonstop. What impressed me most was how effortlessly they connected with the crowd and turned simple suggestions into hilarious scenes. It's not easy for a place to stay relevant and entertaining for decades, but Improv Asylum has clearly mastered that. If anything, the creativity, timing, and overall production feel even sharper than I remember. If you're in Boston and looking for a great night out, I can't recommend it enough. Twenty-five years later, it's still one of the most fun and memorable live shows you can see.

Beautiful theater located in a fun area, with plenty of parking nearby…read more Our group arrived shortly before the start of the show, and breezed through security. It both felt safe, as security searched my purse, and I noticed actual police presence, while being highly efficient. At intermission, I was impressed by how efficiently the women's bathroom line moved, particularly as we were seeing a female-audience heavy show (Suffs). They had staff directing traffic upstairs and separate lines to people moving. We were seated in row PP, so I'd actually recommend splurging for the better seats, because this is a theater where it matters to your show experience if you're closer. You'll see better and feel more immersed in the show. Actors and show quality were very impressive and I don't recall seeing as many venue staff in Boston theaters as they had here. After this experience, I'd prefer to go into Providence for theater moving forward to going into Boston.

I always love going to shows at PPAC! My friend had two extra tickets to see The Outsiders today…read more When my friend and I checked in, they upgraded our seats to row H! We were 7 rows from the stage, crazy!!! I have never sat so close before. Such a kind gesture. The customer service at PPAC has always been exceptional.