Improvables: Tenth Anniversary Show

TEN years . . . it's hard to believe. Nevertheless, we made it, and we hit the milestone with this month and the end of our tenth year performing improv together.

Accordingly, we held our annual Reunion Show Friday night at CenterPoint Legacy Theatre/the Davis Center for the Performing Arts. Usually, we have these performances in January. But due to some upcoming changes we recently announced to the public—namely, that we're moving the troupe to the Bountiful Davis Arts Center in January 2019!—we bumped up the Reunion Show a few weeks for our third-to-last show at CPLT. And fortunately, my siblings Biz and Steve, along with Ian and Ryan, all agreed to return to our stage for the momentous occasion.

It was great sharing the stage with these guys once more, along with current Improvables Keenan, Parker, and Shannon, with Ricky as MC and Willis on keys. In some ways, it was like our returning players never left, because the cohesion and teamwork were still there in spades.

Here's the gang playing "Slide Show":

After the show, we celebrated our decade of improv with a cake:

The cake was warranted. After all, how long does something like a 10-year anniversary roll around in the theater biz? Not that often, honestly. It's a labor of love.