Want to learn more about The Fictionals? Why, it’s as easy as picking up a newspaper (or clicking on the below links)!
Inside Vancouver – Improv comedy meets video games in new show (November 5th, 2013)
– “Two things Vancouver excels at come together when improv comedy meets video games.”
Vancity Buzz – Theatre Review: Improv Against Humanity Brings Out the Horrible Side of Vancouver (October 24, 2013)
“(Improv Against Humanity) guarantees some great vetted fodder for laughs of the truly horrible kind… It’s great water cooler talk: go with friends and you’ll be debating over the best and worst skit, and your favourite comic of the motley crew.
“Every so often, a really great concept comes together and makes you seriously laugh out loud.”
The Now Newspaper – Surrey’s Daniel Chai takes on Humanity, for the lulz (October 17, 2013)
– Daniel Chai is a funny guy, and if the success of his recent improv comedy shows are any indication, Vancouver seems to agree.
Living Myth Media – The Fictionals Against Humanity (August 6, 2013)
– “the results can get quite outlandish and offensive. Equally, it can end up unpredictable and hilarious. It’s that magic combination that has made it such an instant hit with Vancouver audiences”
Vancouver Sun – Improv Against Humanity lets people be as horrible as they want (June 13, 2013)
– “I think that the state of improv in Vancouver is fantastic,” Daniel Chai said. “There’s still room to grow, but the quality is world-class, I think it’s up there with New York, Los Angeles and Toronto. The improv community is very collaborative and we’re not just working to entertain but to build up the artistic community”
The Comedy Killers – Improv Against Humanity moves to the Rio! (June 13, 2013)
– “I’ve been absolutely blown away by the success of Improv Against Humanity,” said Daniel Chai. “We’ve had people arrive two hours early to get the best seats, audience members sending in fan art; it’s really taken off. That’s why we’re excited to move to the larger Rio Theatre, which can help us grow our show to be even bigger and better than it is now.”
Vancouver Weekly – A Night of Moving Sounds (May 26, 2013)
– “The Fictionals displayed an impressive range of styles, from straight-up improv, to singing and dancing… Some truly inspired moments that took me by surprise… Serious Kudos.”
Whistler Question – Stranger than fiction (Feb 21, 2013)
– “The Fictionals are testament to (Vancouver)’s burgeoning comedy scene.”
Whistler Pique – Improv comedy troupe makes Whistler debut (Feb. 21, 2013)
– “After three years regularly performing improv, stand-up, music, burlesque and theatre with a rotating cast at their own shows and as part of Vancouver TheatreSports, Second Storey Theatre and The Bobbers, (The Fictionals are) pretty quick on their feet.”