The Coalition des improvisateurs anonymes Live is a weekly improvisation show in Montreal, staged every Monday evening at Petit Campus. Performances begin at 20:00, so it makes an easy choice for a night out at the start of the week.
Improv is built on the moment: the performers invent scenes, characters and stories on the spot, with no script to fall back on. For visitors, that means every Monday's show is its own event, and the audience becomes part of the atmosphere, reacting and laughing alongside the players.
What to know before you go
- When: every Monday evening, starting at 20:00.
- Where: Petit Campus, Montreal, Canada.
- Length of run: the show has no announced end date, so it is best to check that it is still running before you plan a trip around it.
Tickets and event details are listed on the event page of Café Campus, and the venue's ticket page is also available. Both are worth a look before you set off, especially if you are visiting on a particular Monday.
Making a night of it
Petit Campus sits in Montreal, a city known for its French-speaking culture, lively neighbourhoods and theatre scene. An evening of improv pairs well with dinner or a drink nearby, and it suits visitors who enjoy comedy in a relaxed, unscripted format. If you like watching live performance and want something that feels spontaneous, this weekly show is a simple way to spend a Monday in the city.