The Next Generation of Musical Improv.
Sing Out, Louise! is a late-night musical improv show featuring the next generation of performers shaping the future of the form. Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 7pm, 8 show-stopping teams deliver completely improvised musical sets with a live band.
Hosted by Tara Copeland, Andrew Young, Ashley Ward, Greg Smith & Ryan Brookshire
Featuring:
JuiceBox – James Beardsley, Jocelyn Cubstead, Elena Dole, Riley Doyle, Joseph Elston, Sarah Kullbom, Lexi Lewis, Allison Shea Reed
Orion’s Belt – Hanna Barlow, Bennett Cohen, Libby Dorot, Gabrielle Fleck, Max Housner, TJ Norton, Erik Olson, Ryan Parseghian
Revenge Dress – Diana Chang, Anya Johnston, Jeremy Klein, Jasmine Kojouri, Da’rrel Stacy, Seif Rahoumi, Sarah Reynolds, Michael Tocci
Royalty Free – Capri Campeau, Christian Corpora, Whitney Dillon, Chris Gale, PT Jones, Lauren Killer, Keith Newman, Richy Storrs
Small Town Mayor – Blake Benson, Madison Dahm, Harper-Rose Drummond, Jon Durnell, Nour Hajar, Adam Keller, D’Angelo Reyes, Brittany Charlotte Smith
Starlight – Emerson Boatwright, Robin Driscoll, Liz Fitzgerald, Emily-Mae Kamp, Jimmy Marino, Sean Meagher, Ben Shiff, Owen Matthew Welsh
Sweet Sweet Fantasy Musical – Ryan Brookshire, Tara Copeland, Shilpa Das, Oscar Montoya, Greg Smith, Ashley Ward, Andrew Young
Voulez-Vous – Shelby Barnett, Tara Cox, Lissette Jean-Marie, David Leppert, David Luong, Kahlil Maskati, Dan Milliken, Amy Vorpahl
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All sales are final. The show starts at the time listed. If you are not at the theater more than 5 minutes before the start of the show, we may release your tickets to the waitlist.
Under 17 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. Please use discretion, as all our shows can potentially use adult/sexual material, language, and images.
Lineup is subject to change.
Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre 5919 Franklin Avenue, Los Angeles, CA
About UCB FRANKLIN
The Upright Citizens Brigade (UCB) is a comedy institution and training center founded by Amy Poehler, Matt Besser, Ian Roberts, and Matt Walsh in 1996. With theaters in New York City and Los Angeles, UCB has become a hub for some of the best live comedy in the world. Alongside improv, UCB showcases a diverse range of sketch comedy, stand-up, and experimental performances, making it a breeding ground for emerging talents and a stage for established comedians.
