SURREY — The Comic Strippers will return to the city’s Bell Performing Arts Centre early next year.
The improv-comedy show will play the Sullivan-area theatre on Feb. 9 as part of six-date tour of Metro Vancouver.
The Bell was packed last January for the Comic Strippers, who parody the male-stripper genre.
All characters on stage are named Chip, all “semi-dressed and completely unscripted.” The guys try to be sexy, but it just comes across as funny, with plenty of beefy dancing, gyrating and banter.
• READ MORE: Chips Ahoy: The Comic Strippers hit Surrey theatre with parody of a popular genre, from Jan. 12, 2017
The actors are veterans of Vancouver TheatreSports League, including Roman Danylo, who created the show concept a few years ago.
Great to hear @ComicStrippers say Surrey crowd at Bell last night was their largest ever (close to 900, I'd say). Great work, funny guys
— Tom Zillich (@TomZillich) January 29, 2017
A Spinal Tap-esque movie – “a real documentary about fake strippers” – was made early on, and it’s available for download (on a “pay what you can” basis) from the website, Thecomicstrippers.com/documentary.
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For tickets ($37/$42) and more info about the Feb. 9 show in Surrey, visit bellperformingartscentre.com, or call 604-507-6355.
The show is “for all genders, 19+ only,” the website states. “Your favourite comedy bodies are back with a new show, more moves and even quicker wits. Warning! No extreme nudity, just extreme hilarity.”
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