Improv Tonight: Rage @ Another Stage
Friday, March 13, 2026 at 8:00 PM & 10:00 PM
Location: 35below
About The Show
Improv Tonight! is a fast, funny, and completely unscripted monthly comedy show featuring different improv teams every Friday and Saturday night. Each team performs two shows—one at 8:00 PM and one at 10:00 PM—and no two shows are ever the same.
Join us on March 13th as we bring the rage to ANOTHER stage for one night only! Your fave Middle Ragers will be hosting their signature mix of grumpiness and decibels along with a special treat! Surrounding the Middle Rage sets at 8pm and 10pm will be a side project of each member!
Stacey will bring the rambunctious musical My Wife’s Head — featuring Eric Brown and Will Jernigan — to 35 below for the first time! George will bring his pals, Secret Spice — featuring Jason Phillips and Katie Jones — back from the unalive with a fun set of make-em-ups! The Charm Offensive, made up of Amanda Hargen and Matt Peiken, will make their stage debut alongside the debut of Carlisha Bell and Paul Dixon’s new duo!
8 PM Show
- The Charm Offensive
- Middle Rage
- Secret Spice
10 PM Show
- Paul Dixon + Carlisha Bell – a new duo
- Middle Rage
- My Wife’s Head
Content Awareness: This show features unfiltered comedy and spontaneous improv, making it best suited for audiences 18 and up.
Show Times: 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM
Lobby Opens: 60 minutes before show time
House Opens: 30 minutes before show time
Run Time: 60 minutes
Location: 35below at Asheville Community Theatre
Tickets: $18 (includes all taxes and fees)
About ACT Late Night
ACT Late Night is not a time of day, it’s a state of mind. It’s a space to explore something a little different. Upcoming ACT Late Night events include monthly performances of Improv Tonight! and Asheville Fringe in 35below, The Rocky Horror Show on the ACT Mainstage for Halloween, Cabaret in an immersive environment offsite in the spring of 2026, two weekends of Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind in 35below, and other yet-to-be-announced experiences.
