Baltimore Improv Group
Baltimore Improv Group (BIG) is an improv comedy organization in Baltimore, Maryland, founded in 2004 by Mike Subelsky. The company moved into a dedicated venue at 1727 North Charles Street in Baltimore's Station North Arts District in 2017, offering long-form improv performances and classes to the Baltimore community.
History
Founding (2004)
Mike Subelsky founded Baltimore Improv Group in 2004, establishing one of the city's first dedicated improv organizations. For over a decade BIG operated without a permanent home, performing in rented and borrowed spaces across Baltimore while building its class program and performer community.
Station North Venue (2017)
In 2017 Baltimore Improv Group secured a permanent home at 1727 North Charles Street in the Station North Arts District, giving the organization its first dedicated performing and training space. The venue allowed BIG to expand its class schedule and host regular shows in a space designed for improv performance.
Artistic Identity
Baltimore Improv Group serves the Baltimore improv community through long-form performance and structured training at its Station North Arts District home.
Key Events
Baltimore Improv Group Founded
Mike Subelsky founded Baltimore Improv Group in 2004, creating one of Baltimore's first organizations dedicated to improv comedy performance and training.
Baltimore Improv Group Opens Station North Venue
Baltimore Improv Group opened its permanent home at 1727 North Charles Street in Baltimore's Station North Arts District in 2017, gaining its first dedicated performance and training space.
How to Reference This Page
The Improv Archive. (2026). Baltimore Improv Group. Retrieved March 17, 2026, from https://improvarchive.org/companies/baltimore-improv-group
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