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Expansion of The Improv Conspiracy into the heritage-listed Nicolas Building, featuring new partition walls and acoustic enhancements for an improved performance space.
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Chicago style long-form improv comedy has found a home in Melbourne at The Improv Conspiracy (TIC) on Meyers Place. When they outgrew their existing theatre they decided to expand into the heritage-listed Nicolas Building on Swanston Street.
The heritage-listed building had some great bones so only some basic changes were needed for the space. This included some new partition walls, acoustic dampening between studio spaces, and sound dampening.
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Daniel Moore
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