Naughty vs. Nice

Naughty vs. Nice

November 22nd - December 20th

A tag team improv Battle Royale with a holiday twist!

Let the battle begin! Santa vs. Krampus. Elf vs. Goblin. Golden Girl vs. Baba Yaga. In this outrageous holiday improv showdown, your favourite characters face off in a fight for festive glory! You decide who reigns supreme: will it be naughty or nice this year?

Doors 7:30pm / Show 8:00pm

General Admission $25

Student Tickets $18 - For BC students attending post-secondary education. Please bring valid student ID to box office at check in. The discount code is vanstudent. Limited student admissions available per show. If the code doesn't please try for different date or show, as this means we have max out on student admissions for this show.

This show runs roughly 90 minutes with an intermission.

Online tickets sold will be held for up to 5 minutes past the show start time. If ticket buyer does not show up, that ticket will be subject to becoming a rush ticket.

Accessibility info:

The main entrance is the ground floor. The door is wide enough to accommodate a standardized wheelchair and electric wheelchair. Our main lobby, bar and theatre are wheelchair accessible. Our stage is not as it is about 4 inches off the ground.

Unfortunately, as of right now our bathrooms are not wheelchair accessible. The closest wheelchair accessible washroom is at the Mount Pleasant Community Centre, across the street from the theatre. Their hours of operations are Monday-Friday, 6 am-10 pm, Saturday, 8 am-6 pm, and Sunday, 9 am to 6 pm.

Age Restriction 16+

At Tightrope Theatre, our shows are 16+ due to the improvised nature of our work which can often include adult themes, language, and situations.

Even if a child (or their parents) are comfortable with them experiencing adult content, their presence can impact the experience for the rest of the audience. Many guests may feel distracted, adjusting their own comfort levels or filtering their reactions based on the presence of a minor. Instead of fully immersing themselves in the performance, they may be preoccupied with how the child is processing the content, which affects their ability to relax and enjoy the show.

Live theatre thrives on shared energy, and we want to ensure that everyone in the room can enjoy the show to its fullest.

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