King Ten - Sun 3/1/26 @ 7:00 PM

King Ten - Sunday, March 1, 2026 @ 7:00 PM

Watch these fearless improvisers take the stage for a comedy experience created completely on the spot. The King Ten Style Harold: The Harold begins with a single audience suggestion and unfolds into a fast-moving, laugh-packed tapestry of interconnected scenes, characters and surprising callbacks — all invented in real time. It’s fast, furious and thematic.

Directed by Nick Armstrong, this performance showcases what happens when an ensemble commits to bold choices, smart thematic elements and true collaboration. The result? Comedy that feels both spontaneous and impossibly well-crafted.

No script. No plan. No two shows alike.

If you love clever comedy, big laughs and the thrill of watching something that will never happen again, this show is improv at its sharpest — playful, theatrical, and just a little bit epic. Come see who claims the crown.

About King Ten and the King Ten Harold:

King Ten is a powerhouse and improv ensemble born from the legendary training grounds of iO West and continued their run on the stages of Westside Comedy Theater in Los Angleles. Comprised of  dynamic and professional performers with deep roots in Chicago-style long-form improv, the team is known for delivering Harolds that are smart, fast and richly connected — balancing grounded storytelling with bold comedic swings and thematic elements.

Individually, the members of King Ten have trained and performed with some of the most respected institutions in improv and sketch comedy. Collectively, they bring a shared commitment to ensemble-first play, trusting the group mind to build worlds that feel both spontaneous and inevitable.

Their style leans into emotional truth, layered patterns, speed and high-level callbacks that reward audiences willing to lean forward and go for the ride. Whether discovering a fully realized universe from a single suggestion or weaving together themes that land with surprising resonance, King Ten plays with the confidence of a veteran team and the joy of performers still in love with the art form.

The King Ten Harold represents the spirit of modern long-form improv — collaborative, fearless, fast, thematic and completely alive in the moment.