*Improv Death Match* *One Year Anniversary Show* *Mahall's <http://www.mahalls20lanes.com> 13200 Madison Ave, Lakewood | Thursday June 20th | 8:30pm | $5 cash or card* *at the door* Improv Death Match is celebrating its one-year anniversary as Mahall’s premiere monthly comedy show. Improv Death Match summons three improv troupes in a monthly competition on the Mahall’s 20 Lanes main stage*, *highlighting the stars of Cleveland’s burgeoning improv community. The monthly show, created & hosted by Sam Dee, voted one of the funniest women in Ohio by Cleveland.com, began in June 2018. The anniversary of Improv Death Match will be June 20th at 8:30p.m. Each troupe performs a 20-minute set based on an audience suggestion and one prevails as the evening’s winner. Each round is presented under the watchful eye of the sword wielding executioner, while the spectators watch on the edge of their seat to witness their last unscripted words. Three troupes enter but only one can leave in this outlandish battle of wit. Each show kicks off with an "open jam" inviting audience members and improvisers to perform on stage with short-form improv games. On June 20th at 8:30pm come for a night of laughs with: · *This Improvised Life*, Cleveland based Improv pulling from live storytelling. · *Funemployed, *a long-form group from Lakewood created from Michael Busch classes · *The Houde Rats*, from The Houde School of Acting on the East Side *Improv Death Match host and creator Sam Dee is a Cleveland comedian working to expand the area’s comedy scene by producing inclusive, interactive and creative shows. Through DIY and community support the goal is to inspire more female-driven content and bring people together for much needed levity. Most shows pack the 80 seat hall and the space becomes standing room only so get there early. Produced by Sam Dee, the founder of Mass Hysteria, Cleveland's female-focused comedy festival. Sam has been** featured on NPR, The Nestival, Hilarities, Detroit Women in Comedy Fest, The Arcade Comedy Theatre, Story Club, Mental Illness and Friends and hosts Share-apy the comedy advice show.*