Show Calendar – Austin Improv Comedy Shows, Classes

Fri. June 27th

The Big BashFri Jun 27, 8:00pm
Hideout Ground Floor Theater
$18 – $22

All-Star Improv Comedy With The Hideout Theatre’s Powerhouse Performers

The Big Bash‘s all-star lineup of performers will kick off your weekend with games, scenes and improvised stories in the audience’s favorite genres. This show combines the very best parts of the Hideout’s award-winning shows and award-winning improv comedians. The Big Bash is a guaranteed hilarious date night, company outing, bachelorette party, and more.

Hispanic Panic at the Hideout!Fri Jun 27, 9:45pm
Hideout Ground Floor Theater
$10 – $16

An improvised horror/comedy production where each week features a different Latino horror legend.

Late Night LaughsFri Jun 27, 10:00pm
Hideout Upstairs Theater
$10 – $15

Stand up comedy! This isn’t a show that is made up on the spot but you’ll sure be laughing on the spot just as hard as our improv shows!

Sat. June 28th

Maestro RAWSat Jun 28, 5:45pm
Hideout Upstairs Theater
$7 – $12

Start your evening right by watching the rising stars of Austin Improv compete for the comedy crown!

SeveredSat Jun 28, 7:00pm
Hideout Ground Floor Theater
$15 – $20

Severance Fan Fiction Live on Stage!

The Zoregon TrailSat Jun 28, 7:30pm
Hideout Upstairs Theater
$10 – $16

Think Oregon Trail in space. See an intergalactic crew on a perilous journey throughout the cosmos: The final and deadliest frontier.

The Writers RoomSat Jun 28, 9:00pm
Hideout Upstairs Theater
$10 – $16

What happens when we play with the terrible cliches that surround stories written about (but not by) women? Hilarity, that’s what.

MaestroSat Jun 28, 9:30pm
Hideout Ground Floor Theater
$13 – $20

Austin’s longest-running improv show. An Austin Chronicle “Best Bet”.

Every Saturday the Hideout presents twelve of Austin’s virtuoso improv comedians for a night of games and scenes based on audience suggestions — but only one of them will make it to the end of the show and be crowned MAESTRO for the week and awarded the coveted Canadian five-dollar bill.