For many centuries, comedy has been accepted as the most established form of entertainment that there is. Performers and artists like Jerry Louis and Charlie Chaplin took comedy to a completely new height. In many statistics gathered during different decades over the past hundred years, the crowds have always been drawn to a good laugh more vehemently than opera or ballet. In the late nineties, a new twist of comedy was introduced to the masses. It was called a Night of Improv and later named Whose Live Anyway. The theme of the show is extraordinary and brings the real comedian out. The lines are not rehearsed as the comedians and the presenter perform in front of a live audience and base their quirky lines from suggestions thrown at them instantaneously. The show became so famous that its first three shows were a complete sell out within three hours of being announced.

Good comedy is always loved and appreciated. While stand up comics like Chris Rock and Russell Peters have their own place, nevertheless this show is a fantastic idea to begin with. To imagine that the lines cannot be rehearsed or memorized or even practiced, the performers have to be truly witty, else bear the brunt of the crowd which is not so easy to please. The star presenter of the show is also its executive producer. His name is Ryan Stiles although style isn’t his forte, comedy most certainly is. The initial success of the show took it all across North America and there has never been a show which was not a sellout. Those who attended the first show at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre say that there has not been a show before or since which made the crowd laugh so hard.

The show has a live pianist who gives music for an improvised song that the witty celebrities of Whose Live Anyway must come up with. The beauty lies in the invention process that occurs in front of a live audience. Almost inevitably the crowd is left gasping for air. The star studded line-up includes, Jeff Davis, Greg Proops, Chip Esten and Ryan Stiles. Not only do the songs rhyme, but at the same time these impromptu productions are unbelievably funny. No age limit can muster the poise to wave away a good hearty laugh. An Emmy Award winning show called, "Whose Line is it Anyway" is based on this stunning comedy concept. Being a part of the audience does not mean just having to sit through something like a stand-up show, it is interactive, entertaining and a whole lot of fun. The show is scheduled to take place in a live event in a stunning venue near you. Now you can be a part of the event by getting your Whose Live Anyway tickets and enjoy a spectacular show that will be truly unforgettable.

The star of the Drew Carey Show, Ryan Stiles regularly hosts Whose Live Anyway. His crew includes the very funny Greg Proops, whose name is not half as funny as it quips; Chip Esten, who can make a funny song out of broccoli and salt; Jeff Davis, one of the most gifted performers on the show and can sing and make you laugh in your sleep.

Another very interesting part of the ninety minute long Whose Live Anyway is the prop part. Props are taken out of a box which has not been seen by the comedians. They have to improvise and make something as simple as a key chain make you roar with laughter. What is even more amazing is that not once have they ever failed to make the crowd laugh themselves silly. They cast has never hit on any famous personality or shot a joke which was below the belt. This is pure humor at its absolute best. If you are a fan of the show or want to experience an evening that will be filled with laughter then grab your Whose Live Anyway tickets today and be a part of a show that you and your friends will find totally irresistibly hilarious.