GOOD CAMEL COMEDY THEATER

using humor to speak truth to power

No scripts. No safety net. Just bold, fast,
made-up comedy that hits in real time.

The Twin Cities’ fiercest BIPOC improvisers take the stage for a high-energy showdown where pride, skill, and creative nerve are on full display. All night long, performers battle through lightning-fast games, building scenes from nothing and taking big swings in front of a live crowd that can feel the tension rising.

The audience watches it unfold. The energy builds. At the end of the show, the cast votes. Each performer chooses the improviser who impressed them most that night. No mid-show eliminations. No gimmicks. Just one final decision. One crown. Chosen by peers.

A space where BIPOC artists lead, create, and celebrate each other on their own terms. Fast. Funny. Fearless. Come for the battle.

Improvisers make up scenes on the spot with no script. You create the live music to accompany them in real time. It's spontaneous, collaborative theater where performers and musicians build the story together, and the music shapes what happens next.

This jam brings together musicians and improvisers. Musicians learn to score scenes in real time. Improvisers get to perform live with live music. We talk through what a scene needs musically, then perform it live with everyone playing together. Instrument or no instrument. We need you.

Never tried it before? Perfect. Improviser? Come play. Just curious? You're welcome to bring an instrument. Or don't. Just show up.

Every first Saturday of the month from 5:00 PM Warm up and then 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM – Musical improv jam.

Free. No registration. Open to the public. Just show up. First Saturday monthly, 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM Showtime Studio & Coffee 2700 Lexington Ave N, Roseville, MN 55113.

Sparked by Paulie Hendrickson's vision. Hosted by Karyn Alissa and Paulie Hendrickson.

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Good Camel Live is a live comedy show featuring improv, storytelling, and stand-up every first Wednesday of the month.

A core ensemble performs alongside a rotating guest storyteller or comic, who performs two longer sets and closes the night.

The improv is created on the spot and shaped by current events. The stories are personal. The comedy is political and rooted in lived experience.

Some moments are hilarious. Some moments are real. No matter what happens, it is honest and happening live. BIPOC curated but open to all.

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