Improv Everywhere Live

Improv Everywhere Live

Book Improv Everywhere founder Charlie Todd to come to your school, conference, or corporate event. The Improv Everywhere Live show is an hour of behind-the-scenes stories from Charlie’s unique personal experiences as the organizer of Improv Everywhere’s legendary missions. The show features video clips of all his most famous missions with Charlie’s live commentary and an interactive question and answer session.

Charlie has performed Improv Everywhere Live events at The New Museum of Contemporary Art, the Good Experience Live (GEL) Conference, the InterFilm Festival in Berlin, the Adelaide Fringe Festival, and numerous corporate meetings, college campuses, and festivals around the world.

Charlie has been interviewed on The Today Show, ABC’s Nightline, This American Life (both their radio and TV programs), and VH1’s 40 Greatest Pranks. He has been profiled by The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Rolling Stone, Spin Magazine, and countless international newspapers and magazines. He was named “One of the 10 funniest people you’ve never heard of” by New York Magazine. Articles and videos are available on our press page.

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Press Quotes

“Improv Everywhere is fighting the good fight to keep NYC unpredictable, off the grid and balls-out funny. I mean, how could you not laugh at someone setting themselves up as a bathroom attendant at the Times Square McDonald’s or staging a synchronized-swimming performance in the Washington Square Park fountain?” – Dan Avery, Time Out New York

“Improv Everywhere tramples the lines drawn between spectacle and spectator, theatre and real life, public and private, performance and protest, and reclaims the streets for ordinary people.” – Lyn Gardner, The Guardian

“Improv Everywhere is reliably hilarious to millions of people. The masters of mischief. [The Frozen Grand Central stunt] is one of the funniest moments ever captured on tape.” – Martin Bashir, ABC News Nightline

“Improv Everywhere has heightened public spectacle to an artform. Hilarious.” – Faith Salie, Public Radio International

“Genius. A very interesting idea of theatre.” – Natalie Morales, The Today Show

“The largest network of pranksters ever assembled, Improv Everwyhere is the leading light in the Golden Age of the Prank. YouTube gods.”- Maxim

Video from the 2005 GEL Conference