A quick suggie pull ("hustle!") from the Glasgow Improv tool leads to a discussion of first/last jobs and good manners. The set that follows features substantial financial transactions to express affection, an elite Zamboni driver, a restaurant patron looking for feedback, dining utensils in revolt, a bizarro high school social scene, and a presenter demanding a meeting's attendees move on under extreme circumstances. The cast includes Geena Pietromonaco, Mike Kroner, Winnie Yeung, Jess Lechtenberg, Jess Lampe, and Coonoor Behal. Chris Carter directs.

A tiny cast (Kristine and the Jesses!) shares stories ofscarier childhood times. The set that follows features new and exciting playground equipment, immersion therapy for facing fears, robot etiquette, and fifth graders at the edge.

The cast includes Jess Lechtenberg, Kristine Antonsen, and Jess Lampe. Chris Carter directs.

Stories of commencement speakers both good and dead lead to scenes about staying in college, looking so good in wedding photos you want some solos, maybe the best excuse to skip book club, a will reading, giving little kids more responsibilities, and (spoilers) some graduation speeches!

The cast includes Jess Lechtenberg, Mike Kroner, Coonoor Behal, Winnie Yeung, Kristine Antonsen and Jess Lampe. Chris Carter directs.

The group digs into some of the ways a dad can fall short. The set that follows includes a kid pitting dads against each other, a swampy grandma, unsatisfying bedtime rituals, and a Sears team doing their best with all the phallic products they have to sell. The cast includes Coonoor Behal, Mike Kroner, Winnie Yeung, Jess Lechtenberg, Kristine Antonsen, and Geena Pietromonaco. Chris Carter directs.

Jess Lechtenberg kicks off a lively chat with the story of a surprising choice by a fellow bus rider. The set that follows features heavy testing in the fitting room, some creative window washers, a vampire accountant, and Day 3 of the Safety & Charging into Action seminar.

The cast includes Jess Lampe, Mike Kroner, MP Piper, Geena Pietromonaco, Kristine Antonsen, Sarah Kylie, and Jess Lechtenberg. Chris Carter directs.

Chris shares a fashion story from his junior high school days. The set that follows features parents forcing their culture on their teenager, a fun shopping trip for urban gear at the PX, a tailor trying to make their customers’ mistakes seem visionary, the arbiters of fashion strong-arming predictions out of their intern, and a couple whose marriage holds together because of the adventures their pants take them on.

The cast includes Mike Kroner, Kristine Antonsen, Jess Lampe, and Winnie Yeung. Chris Carter directs.

Chris and the cast talk mother figures and divorce. The setthat follows features a scrupulous ex-girlfriend, an unusual vision of family life, a misguided Maid of Honor, unavailable dads, an intimate firing, acquaintances in couples therapy, and a new kind of Santa. The cast features Coonoor Behal, Mike Kroner, MP Piper, and Jess Lechtenberg. Chris Carter directs.

A debate about Daylight Saving time leads to a broader conversation about how we have been raising and/or failing our children. The set that follows features a husband vowing to try less, mothers who want the best for their children, adults failed by the education system but elevated to critical positions, and a team workshopping a new economics-themed musical. The cast features Geena Pietromonaco, Winnie Yeung, Jess Lechtenberg, Jess Lampe, Sarah Kylie, and Kristine Antonsen. Chris Carter directs.

For our last show of 2025, we brought in SL Rao (Jet City), who shares a story about conflict avoidance and then plays in with the cast. The set that follows includes a CEO with a problematic advice giver, a man who does super deep background research before a first date, detectives trying to unpack ambiguous murder clues, and a team trying to put the "ultimate" back in ultimate frisbee. The cast features Mike Kroner, Jess Lechtenberg, Geena Pietromonaco, Jess Lampe, Winnie Yeung, and Kristine Antonsen (Coonoor Behal also took part in the conversation but not the set). Chris Carter directs.

Chris loses control of the group for a while, and a heated conversation about A.I. leads to some hard facts about a body's afterlife. The set that follows features a grabby funeral, the worst friend to not get feedback from, arrogance presenting as largesse, a heavenly convocation of geniuses, and a billionaire looking to donate their corpse. The cast includes Mike Kroner, Geena Pietromonaco, Winnie Yeung, Coonoor Behal, Sarah Kylie, Jess Lampe, and Kristine Antonsen. Chris Carter (barely) directs.