

You may have heard the tale of Ebenezer Scrooge, but what if Scrooge's flaw wasn't being the kind of guy who makes his employees work on Christmas? Join us to find out if an improv show is an appropriate venue to get into an academic discussion about the early Victorian-era zeitgeist for the revival of this specific holiday.
You may have heard the tale of Ebenezer Scrooge, miser of misers, as seen in Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, In Prose, Being a Ghost Story of Christmas (first published in London by Chapman & Hall in 1843 (Illustrated by John Leech)).
But what if Scrooge's flaw wasn't being the kind of guy who makes his employees work on Christmas? What if he was visited by completely different ghosts? Is an improv show an appropriate venue to get into an academic discussion about the early Victorian-era zeitgeist for the revival of this specific holiday? Probably not, but come join us Saturday December 6th at 7:30 PM to find out!
We're an all-POC improv troupe on a mission to bring you a night of 100% unscripted hilarity.
Cast: Larisse Bacani, Bryan Garcia, Sun Gupta, Kamil Uzmasson, Justin Wang, Cale Werake
Larisse Bacani, Bryan Garcia, Sun Gupta, Kamil Uzmasson, Justin Wang, Cale Werake
Little Mountain Gallery — Raccoon Room (Second floor)
110 Water Street, Vancouver, BC · Map
Tickets: Tickets are non-refundable. Please arrive before showtime — latecomers may not be admitted.
Transit: 2 minutes from Waterfront Station (SkyTrain, SeaBus). Parking: limited paid street parking, plus EasyPark parkades nearby.
The Raccoon Room is on the second floor, up two flights of stairs, and is not wheelchair accessible at this time.
The venue has two separate spaces, upstairs and downstairs, which don’t have the same level of accessibility — please check which room this show is in.
There are six private washrooms on the main floor, one of which is fully accessible with a power-assisted door. The theatre doors to the main space are not power-assisted at this time.
Need wheelchair seating? Message us ahead of the performance at programming@littlemountaingallery.ca so we can arrange seating.
Full accessibility details, venue policies and visiting info are on our FAQ page.
LMG is Vancouver’s home for independent comedy — stand-up, improv, sketch, alt-comedy, weekly shows and touring acts.
Three nights of brand-new, experimental comedy.
Jan 23–25.
