“The audience erupted in laughter… it killed!”
~The New York Times
Hilarious. Unpredictable. Unlike anything you’ve ever seen.
From improv legend Colin Mochrie (Whose Line Is It Anyway?) and world-renowned hypnotist Asad Mecci, HYPROV is a boundary-breaking comedy experience that fuses hypnosis and improvisation into one electrifying show.
The New York Times raves, “The audience erupted in laughter…it killed.”
Time Out New York calls it “hilarious and fascinating.”
The Wall Street Journal praises it as “catnip for those who relish spontaneity.”
How It Works
Twenty audience volunteers take the stage—completely voluntarily.
Within minutes, Asad Mecci guides them into a state of fearless creativity.
The most receptive “Hyprovisors” then join a celebrity comedian improvisor to perform a completely improvised comedy show—while hypnotized.
No script. No safety net. Just raw imagination and real laughter unfolding live. No two nights are ever the same.
With improvised music driving the rhythm, every performance is a one-of-a-kind high-wire act of comedy, chaos, and connection.
HYPROV isn’t just a show—it’s part mind experiment, part comedy lab, and 100 percent entertainment. Whether you’re a Whose Line fan, a live-comedy junkie, or simply chasing an unforgettable night out, HYPROV delivers.
Audience Advisory:
This event is recommended for ages 16+.
It’s improv and anything can happen!
Tickets:
Lower House: $77.81 ($68.25 base price + $7.72 box office surcharge + $1.84 CIF)
Upper House: $66.89 ($57.75 base price + $7.30 box office surcharge + $1.84 CIF)
All above amounts include GST.
Sagebrush Theatre
Sagebrush Theatre is a 685-seat proscenium theatre at 1300 9th Avenue, at the corner of 9th Avenue and Munro Street beside South Kamloops Secondary School. The venue is owned by School District No. 73, operated by the City of Kamloops, and managed by Western Canada Theatre.
The theatre is the home venue of Western Canada Theatre and the Kamloops Symphony, while also hosting school performances, community productions, touring artists, concerts, dance, assemblies, and other events. Its soft-seat auditorium includes designated accessible and limited-mobility seating, and the facility offers audience amenities such as universal washrooms, a concession and bar, and a lobby suitable for receptions, meetings, workshops, and displays.
