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Sea Tea Improv | Hartford Comedy

Sea Tea Improv | Hartford Comedy

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 Sea Tea Improv is Hartford's professional comedy company. See shows at Sea Tea Comedy Theater! Take comedy classes at Sea Tea Improv Studios! Our Touring Company is available for hire to entertain or teach improv workshops for your workplace, school, or event.Copyright Sea Tea Improv, LLC Art Entertainment & Performing Arts
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Episodes
  • Locally Made Improv

    Locally Made Improv
    Nov 26 2012

    Every week, improvisors at Sea Tea Improv are producing the finest quality improv in New England.

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  • Meet Brenna!

    Meet Brenna!
    Nov 12 2015

    Julia Pistell gets Brenna Harvey to talk about growing up wanting to be funny just outside of New Haven, going to UConn and co-founding the legendary longform group Horse Lincoln, being at the opposite end of a long table from Charlie Todd, what makes a hobo a hobo, the damage of toxic masculinity done by … Continue reading Meet Brenna! →

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  • Meet Briana!

    Meet Briana!
    Feb 12 2013

    Julia Pistell gets Briana Haynie to talk about having allergies (all of them), old sitcoms (but mostly just 30 Rock), “burning the puppet” (Sea Tea slang for the first time you’re in a show that doesn’t go quite right), breaking badly (in a good way), and old wrestling (but mostly Chris Jericho).

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