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No, You're the Problem
Sun, 16 Feb, 7:30 PM CST
Doors open
6:00 PM CST
Houston Improv
7620 Katy Freeway, Ste. 455, Houston, TX 77024
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Description
HOUSTON IMPROV is located in the Marq’E Entertainment Center, across from the Edward’s Theater. We are an intimate venue with a full bar & restaurant, where you can enjoy performances of world renowned and local comics alike.
We provide table service throughout the show with a full dining menu.
*Please Note: You may be sharing a table with another party.
Group of 20 or more? Contact our Event Coordinator for more information.
Event Information
Age Limit
18+

Comedy
No, You're the Problem
No, You're the Problem
Comedy
"No, You're The Problem" is an interactive improv show where the audience and staff have the opportunity to anonymously submit their intrusive or random thoughts, ranging from current events to personal matters, which are then used by comedians to create humor.

Comedy
A.D Hodge
A.D Hodge
Comedy
Houston native, A.D Hodge born Artrell Sam found comedy at the prime age of 23. His inspiration came from many experiences from the countless times of childhood bullying, to even Maturing throughout high school and later finding acceptance as a young black man at a popular HBCU meanwhile trying to find himself and love. Creeping towards the age of 33, A.D. Hodge has had the opportunity to host and feature in local and out of state shows for acts such as Aida Rodriguez (Showtime, HBO, Showtime), Damon Wayans (Major Payne & My Wife and Kids), Tommy Davidson (In Living Color, Booty Call & Juwanna Man), Faizon Love (Friday, Growhouse and 3 Strikes) Tony Woods (Bad Boys of Comedy) and Billy Sorrells (Wild N Out and Defiant Digital). Ranging from Arizona, Baltimore and Washington D.C. He has even taken the time to produce his own shows featuring other comics. Currently A.D. looks to continue and grow in the comedy entertainment business by attending open mics, festivals, and comedy workshops