Until the Heat Death of the Universe

The "heat death" of improv comedy, aka the "Big Freeze" of laughs, is the theory that suggests improv will reach a state of no creative energy - where the jokes just stop coming. Improv comedy relies on quick wit and interaction, but imagine a scenario where all those sparks of humor just...fizzle out. No highs, no lows, just a flat-line of "meh". Essentially, when improv comedy hits the Big Freeze, it has reached creative equilibrium -- no more punchlines left to land.

Fortunately, Until the Heat Death of the Universe keeps going up until right before that moment, flying through the comedy space, shining even brighter than the final supernovas we alluded to earlier. All this to say, IT'S A GOOD & FUNNY SHOW!!