​Three Shows in One: Improvised Musical Magic!

​Join us at Riverside Third Space for an unforgettable night of musical improv. Experience not one, but three incredible shows featuring the talent of Charmony and Bad Karaoke Experience.

​🎶 Charmony: A team that blends harmonies and humor into fully improvised musicals. They’ll take your suggestions and turn them into a masterpiece.

​🎤 Bad Karaoke Experience: A hilarious, high-energy team turning

​Don't miss this fun-filled evening of music, laughter, and creativity!

​About Highwire Improv:

​Highwire Improv’s mission is to steward a community of artists committed to growth, collaboration, joy, and justice — in Baltimore and around the world — through improvisational theater. Learn more at https://www.highwireimprov.com

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​Frequently asked questions

​Is there food available?

​No, the Lou Costello Room doesn't serve food, but you can visit one of Hampden's numerous restaurants before or after the show!

​Does the Lou Costello Room serve alcohol?

​Yes, there is a full bar in the performance space with beer, wine, spirits, and special themed drinks, as well as a full array of non-alcoholic options!

​Is the performance space accessible?

​No, the performance space is on the 2nd floor, which can only be reached via a full set of stairs. Check out Highwire Improv's other shows for multiple accessible venues.

​What parking is available?

​There is ample street parking throughout Hampden. Note that some streets have paid parking, while others are free, so check carefully.

​Can I reach the venue via public transit?

​Yes, the venue is a 2 minute walk from a bus stop on the 21 and 94 bus lines, and a 20 minute walk from the Woodberry Light Rail stop.

​What if I want to perform?

​Highwire regularly offers open jams and drop-in workshops, and you can also submit your team for one of our upcoming seasons - check out our website for more info!

​What's this 'suggestion' I keep hearing about?

​The suggestion (also called the input or the get) is when an improv group asks the audience for some inspiration for their show. This could be a single world, a short anecdote, or the answer to a question. It's a way to make each show specific to you - the audience!