WE'RE COMING BAAAAAAAACK...

Since we saw you last, we've been joined LIVE AND IN PERSON by our unofficial fourth player, Liam Mercer. He's adorable.

Plus, now at least one of us can relate to the highly coveted mom demographic.

Which means we're ready to get back in business. We're working on setting up some dates...in the meantime, please enjoy one of Liam's very first scenes, from the 2010 Chicago Improv Festival. He's one of the ones standing on the chair. 

LAST SHOW: RETURN TO THE IMPFEST

Wardrobe by our unofficial, officially awesome sponsor, Tank 7, Photo by Paul DeMerchant.

There's only one more chance to see Spite play this year—and it's a great night of improv at a great event. We were invited back to the Impfest in Bonner Springs (so it's good Nikki talked us out of getting drunk and trashing the backstage). Thursday, October 14, at 8pm, just 10 bucks gets you four troupes: us, The Roving Imp's own Dial-a-Show, the improv-dude hotness that is Babel Fish, and the mostly improv-dude hotness that is Improv-Abilities. 

Click here for the full schedule, ticket info and classes. 

YEAH, WE GOT A SPONSOR.

The Spite girls play with Tantrum during the opening weekend of the KC Improv Festival. (Photo by the Paul DeMerchant)


We like lots of things.

We like improv, so we're excited to be part of the Kansas City Improv Festival for the second year in a row this Thursday at 8pm at the Off-Center Theater.

We like improvisers from out of town, like local-boy-turned-big-star Jason Sudeikis, who comes in to play this weekend. And our friend Jonathan Pitts, who runs the Chicago Improv Festival and called us "the plush toys of improv" and talked to the KC Free Press this week.

We like smart, funny, talented dudes, like our Thursday night show-mates Loaded Dice and festival hosts with the most Improv-Abilities (now with estrogen!).

And we like beer. So we were super-excited at the offer for an unofficial wardrobe sponsorship from our favorite brewery on the planet. Coming up next: A beer-off between Spite and the improv/brewer pal who made this wonderful thing possible.