2025 RISE Comedy Festival: Minor Adjustments, Binge Watch, Fawn Stars - Sat 8/2/25 @ 6:30 PM

Logo featuring the text RISE COMEDY FESTIVAL in bold letters. RISE is in white, and COMEDY FESTIVAL is in orange. The background is a dark blue circle with diagonal stripes, outlined by two curved yellow lines—perfect for celebrating Denvers comedy scene.

Show Details

Show Date: Saturday, August 2, 2025 @ 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM MT
Location: RISE Comedy, 1260 22nd St, Denver, CO 80205
Show Stage: Hideaway @ RISE Comedy
Price: $17 online, $20 door
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2025 RISE Comedy Festival: Minor Adjustments, Binge Watch, Fawn Stars - Saturday, August 2, 2025 @ 6:30 PM

A neon pink geometric sailboat outline above the text Minor Adjustments: The Improvised Musical in light blue on a black background. Minor Adjustments:  It’s the Improvised Musical where we envision how YOUR life may have ended up with a few Minor Adjustments! Sit back and enjoy the show as our talented team of singers, actors, and musicians create an entirely new musical whose music, lyrics, and dancing are created on the spot based on your life stories.

Eli Hawthorne, Tom Williams, Mia Paris, Cory Welch, Michael Wilcoxen, Jared Schroder, Fiona West

A man and woman sit on steps, both smiling with chins resting on their hands. They wear dark business attire. The word BINGEWATCH is written in large red letters across the image. Binge Watch:  Our show is all about what you love and why you love it! Where the TV multiverse comes to you. The nationally touring duo Bingewatch, takes two of the shows you’re binge watching, mixes them together to give you something wholly new yet delightfully familiar. Chock full of your favorite binge worthy goodness. Bingewatch, your favorite TV from an alternate reality. Watch what you love!

Diana Brown, Dan Wilson

Fawn Stars:  Fawn Stars is a two person experimental improv show. We begin our shows with a clown game or dance choreography. An audience suggestion leads to our opening. The opening can take any form of organic, monologue, or grounded scene. The show itself is also loose and can take any form. We have done monoscenes, one-world shows, and Harold’s. We are not beholden to any form, style, or ideolog. Only to our own curiosity in exploring improv as an art.