Third World Improv and PETA Theater Center Present the Biggest Improv Comedy Festival in Asia

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Third World Improv and the PETA Theater Center in cooperation with Ticket2Me present the Manila Improv Festival to be held at the PETA Theater Center in Quezon City from March 27-31, 2019.
SPIT - Philippines
Manila Improv Festival, or MIF, is a globally recognized biennial showcase of the best acts in improvisational theater in the Asian region and beyond. It is on its 5th edition and has developed a loyal audience since it began in 2010. This year’s Manila Improv Festival includes 58 improv acts from all over the world including groups and individuals from Israel, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Australia, the United States, Spain, Colombia, France and Venezuela in what is considered one of the major improv festivals in the world.
Indian Improv Theater Singapore
Performers of unscripted and unrehearsed theater will do shows in 4 different performing venues inside PETA Theater Center for a 5-Day comedy marathon with 20 shows and 10 workshops beginning on the evening of March 27 until the evening of March 31.
Pirates of Tokyo Bay
“This is the most international festival we have had yet, with special shows that celebrate and embrace the roots of the individual performers. For example, we have an all Latino show, a French show, an Indians of Singapore show and an LGBTQ show” says festival producer Gabe Mercado.
Imfrog - Korea
Tickets are already available online through the Ticket2Me platform in single show and multiple show packages.
Dodot - Israel
For further information, the festival producers may be reached through thirdworldimprov@gmail.com.

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