Help Me I'm Drowning & Touch Baseball

This event is one of many highlights of the Flyover Comedy Festival 2024, happening November 14-16. Want to experience everything? Grab a 3-Day Wristband for access to all events—available for purchase here.
Doors: 8:45 PM / Show: 9:00 PM
21+ Only
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HELP ME I'M DROWNING is a long-form improv comedy group based in Brooklyn, New York, whose members include Robin Fierberg, McKenzie Fleischer, and Ethan St. Germain. Collectively, the group has trained and performed at the Second City, the Brooklyn Comedy Collective, the People’s Improv Theater, and the Squirrel Comedy Theater. As a result, their unique performance style reflects a singular mix of Chicago, New York, and Bay Area improv styles. Help Me I'm Drowning performs all over New York City, and holds a monthly residency at the Brooklyn Comedy Collective. The team has appeared in numerous festivals over the last few years, including the Fun and Dumb festival in Brooklyn, New York, the Tides Improv Festival in Columbus, Ohio, and the CoMotion Improv Festival in Columbia, Missouri.
TOUCH BASEBALL is a long-form, two-person improv team featuring long-time St. Louis improvisers and teachers, Ryan Myers and Ashley Rube. After playing together on numerous teams for over 3 years, Ryan and Ashley formed Touch Baseball at the outset of the pandemic to find hope and distraction from the literal end of the world.
Three years later Ryan and Ashley continue to bring what they love most about improv to the stage with Touch Baseball: patient scene work that is focused on relationship, committed to emotional honesty, and open to discovering what’s funny about life’s hard moments.

Host or Publisher Flyover Comedy Festival