The Dungeons and Dragons Improv Show XVII: The Rise of the Lich
The DnD Improv Show - Winnipeg, MB
V.18 - The Park Theatre 
Enraging the corrupt King of Heropolis, a tragic archmage descends into darkness. Finding allies in the exiled and outcast, the archmage plans to rewind reality to exactly how HE remembers it.
An unlikely band of heroes finds themselves fighting for the same future: a wish-granting naiad, a slime archaeologist, a jaded elf shoemaker, a jock orc, a lizard aristocrat and three goblins in a trench coat!
Expect epic quests, a giant minotaur and an unbelievable amount of blood.
Every review from the past 16 years: 5 STARS

Cast:
Jesse Miki, Sam McLean, Ed Bosnjak, Bev Katherine, Cathy Herbert, Kenton Dyck, Jeremy Plett, Menno Simone, Quinn Greene, Riva Billows

Director:
Jesse Miki

  
Show Info:
60 Mins minutes
Genre:
Improv

Audience:
Mature

Coarse Language, Violent Content, Sexual Content, Graphic Violence, Nudity, Smoke or Fog, Copious blood - first few rows may get wet

Wed July 15 9:30 PM
Thu July 16 9:30 PM
Sat July 18 1:00 PM
Sun July 19 9:30 PM
Mon July 20 9:30 PM
Tue July 21 9:30 PM
Wed July 22 9:30 PM
Thu July 23 9:30 PM
Fri July 24 9:30 PM
Sat July 25 9:30 PM

The Dungeons and Dragons Improv Show XVII: The Rise of the Lich

The DnD Improv Show—The Park Theatre

I had the pleasure of watching the exigencies of fate within the fiction kill the main villain within the first scene, and fate from outside of the fiction force the killing off of the performer of the musical accompaniment. Every year they return and give a master class in keeping a show that’s simultaneously improvised and also has its plot partially determined by random dice roll on track and coherent.

The guest improvisers are always a treat, the story is always gonzo and over the top, and every audience member is always kept on the edge of their seat trying to figure out where the plot is going to go, day after day, until the end of Fringe. With Instragram recaps of the story thus far, it’s easier than ever for the uninitiated to jump on the bandwagon and figure out what all the fuss is about. If that sounds interesting, make sure to pick up tickets in advance, because they often end up selling out.

Josh Fidelak