Best of Madison voting is open! MBI is nominated for Best Comedy Group and Best Performing Arts Group. If our performances have brought you laughs, laughter, or any form of mirth, please cast your vote. We're back and quirkier than ever, aiming to make Madison laugh.
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Seeing one of our improv shows at The Glass Nickel Co. on Atwood? Here's a list of helpful tips we've put together so you can get MAXIMUM ENJOYMENT from your comedy experience.
Monkey Business Institute is seeking talented individuals for its 2025 troupe. Auditions were held on February 1st and 8th at the Broom Street Theater. While sign-ups are now closed, stay tuned for future opportunities and reach out to info@monkeybusinessinstitute.com with any questions.
Planning your holiday or awards party for late 2021 or early 2022? Learn what's different this year for in-person events and why booking now is crucial. Discover key questions to ask venues and entertainers regarding availability, safety protocols, and cancellation policies to ensure a successful celebration, whether virtual or in-person.
After 15 months of virtual events, Monkey Business Institute is thrilled to announce our return to in-person performances and training. We've honed our virtual skills but are eager to reconnect with live audiences, offering new improv shows, game shows, and unique entertainment experiences.
Bring your remote, hybrid, or work-from-home teams to life with engaging virtual soft skills training. Discover how fun, experiential sessions can foster focus, communication, and collaboration. Learn why live virtual training offers a dynamic and memorable alternative to traditional methods, ensuring lasting knowledge for your team.
Discover the benefits of hosting virtual team parties for your organization. Learn why they boost morale and engagement, and how to plan them effectively. From fun icebreakers to engaging trivia, explore the what, when, where, and how of creating memorable online celebrations.
Explore how the pandemic has reshaped the Madison comedy scene in this WORT interview with Brad Knight. Discover how local comedians have adapted and what the future holds for live performances and creative expression in uncertain times.
The pandemic forced improvisational theater to adapt rapidly. The reliance on proximity and audience energy inherent in improv presented significant challenges. However, the community embraced online platforms, leading to a blend of challenges and unique opportunities for creativity and global connection.