Families break up for various reasons, from divorce to death to … graduation? At least that’s the case for My Mother’s Fleabag, which held its Spring Big Show on Friday and Saturday, marking not only the comedy troupe’s 45th anniversary but also the graduation of its senior class.
Despite the sometimes overwhelming pressure to be funny, nothing is more gratifying for Fleabaggers than performing. And for audience members, their first Fleabag show is rarely their last.
BC’s oldest improv group My Mother’s Fleabag performed hilarious improv games for their first show of the year on Thursday night.
The Boston College Acoustics enlisted the Dynamics, the Common Tones, and My Mother’s Fleabag for its Halloween-themed Fall Invitational.
My Mother’s Fleabag pulled out bits about incarcerated turtles and fatal playdates in its fall café.
Shea Rulon, Sam Harmon, Maya Rao, Nicole Garcia, and Brandon Portillo are the Five Funniest People at BC.
My Mother’s Fleabag relied on audience participation to fuel its popular Spring Big Show.
At their spring café, My Mother’s Fleabag used improv games and crowd involvement to entertain a packed Gasson 305.
My Mother’s Fleabag fancied laughs of luxury at its Fall Big Show over the weekend, showcasing a short film about Oscar Honorees and riffing off witty humor throughout improv skits.
My Mother’s Fleabag fired off quick-witted jokes about Halloween, the whip, and Cold War Poland at the comedy group’s Fall Café on Oct. 25.
