Bay Area Musical Improv Festival

The first annual Bay Area Musical Improv Festival is coming this October. Put together by some of Un-Scripted’s super talented singing ensemble, Bay Area Musical Improv is bringing together musical improvisers from around the San Francisco Bay Area and across the country for a weekend of musical improv shows, workshops and jams.

Over three days, attendees will be able to watch over a dozen musical improv teams perform, attend workshops taught by visiting teachers, and jump in the fun themselves and jam with us. This is a weekend no musical improviser will want to miss.

It’s all happening October 25 - 27, 2024 at the All Out Comedy Theater in Uptown Oakland!

Un-Scripted will be performing opening night on October 25th. Please come out to the Bay Area Musical Improv Festival Friday, October 25th at 6:30 at All Out Comedy in Oakland. While you are there you should check out the whole fest, as it’s co-produced by Olivia and Molly and is the successor to WCMIF.

Tickets for opening night with Un-Scripted

COVID-19 continues to ravage our community

Since the outbreak of COVID-19 so many of our friends and colleagues have contracted the virus. Live theater continues to be one of the most dangerous activities for performers, with almost no social safety net for those who get sick and contract long-covid. We have chosen to continue to avoid risking the health and safety of our casts, directors, and volunteers by producing large indoor gatherings ourselves. We are still watching the emerging science and look forward to producing events in the future where the health and safety of everyone involved in live theater can be assured. Thank you for your continued understanding, and we look forward to our next covid-safe production.

Congratulations SAG-AFTRA and WGA on winning new contracts!

As you know Un-Scripted was in full support of the 2023 SAG-AFTRA/WGA strikes. Now that the both unions have won contracts for their members, the entertainment industry can begin to rebuild as everyone returns to work. Unfortunately the greed, cruelty, and hubris of the AMPTP has cost the California economy and estimated $5 Billion. It’s in times like these when the Entertainment Community Fund becomes a lifeline for so many in the industry. So many artists rely on this service in times of hardship, and 2023 was unprecedented in that regard. If you are looking for ways to support artists in need, please consider donating to the Entertainment Community Fund which is still supporting so many throughout the industry. It takes a long time for productions to get underway, and this is a great way you can help people make ends meet.

Donate to the Entertainment Community Fund. Formerly The Actors Fund, the ECF’s emergency financial assistance program offers emergency financial assistance to support performing arts workers who are unable to pay their basic living expenses. This includes housing, food, utility bills and healthcare.

Watch Improv Online

You can still catch our shows even while we are closed due to Covid-19. Find more video on our YouTube channel.

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Support Un-Scripted

Our theater, like all live theater, has been devastated by the coronavirus pandemic. We know there are many causes and organizations that need and deserve your support during these uncertain times. If you’re shopping on Amazon this holiday season, please consider supporting our Smile campaign to help our nonprofit theater company. Thank you.