Improv Asylum

走自由之路起点没多久看到的一处建筑的，经过的时候比较的冷清的，建筑并不算大从外观上看也已经有些历史了，像这样的地方在波士顿其实挺多的

场地不算很大的一个地方的，白天经过这里因为没有演出而显得比较的冷清的，而据导游介绍，晚上一有表演节目的话，周围就是非常热闹的地方

If you like Improv, you'll love this Asylum. It's rolicking good fun, if a little off color. Prepare to be delighted.

Absolutely hilarious, go with some friends if you need a good laugh and want to hit up the North End.

Genuinely funny people in a charmingly small space. Best improv show I've seen.

Located in the basement of a CVS Pharmacy in the North End, the Improv Asylum is classic Boston—sarcastic, off-the-cuff, raw comedy. Locals Paul D’Amato, Chet Harding, and Norm Laviolette, who got their start as an improv troupe at the Hard Rock Café, took a chance on the idea that a Second City–style venue had a place in Beantown. They opened the Asylum in 1998, and it’s proven to be a hit, offering both live improv and sketch comedy with a consistently talented cast.

Come here for a fun time and constant laughter throughout the 2 hour entertainment. The Improv Asylum casts are extremely talented, they do a mix of sketches and improv comedy from materials gathered from the audience. Great entertainment choice for an after dinner activity at North End.