Has your doctor approved you for laughter? Milwaukee’s, uh, oldest sketch comedy group, broadminded comedy, is tackling the world of midlife crises. From empty nesting and bucket lists, to questionable life choices and Double Dare, the broads are bringing moments of this life stage to the Interchange Theater stage.

Performances of “Midlife Crisis” will take place on November 9 (Saturday), 15 (Friday) and 23 (Saturday) at the Interchange, Milwaukee’s first cooperatively run improv theater. Each night starts with a comedic opener; the broads take the stage after intermission. Openers include The Sherlock Files and The Journal improv troupes.

This show is PG-13 because those any younger just won’t get the references.

Tickets are $15 in advance so grab yours today, because let’s face it, aging is inevitable, but laughing about it is enjoyable.

About broadminded:

Broadminded is Anne Graff LaDisa, Melissa Kingston, Megan McGee and Stacy Babl. Since first forming in 2006, the group has written and performed 26 original sketch comedy productions and toured across the US. When not performing comedy, the broads can be found getting colonoscopies, doing low impact barre and rock climbing, seeing Alanis Morissette in concert, and counting the days until semi-retirement when they can finally do comedy full time.