Small Town Problems

A quirky small town takes its problems very seriously in this improvised comedy of big personalities, town halls, and unexpected heart.

For fans of Schitt’s Creek and Parks and Recreation comes a brand new improvised comedy set in a town where nothing is too small to become a very big deal.

In Small Town Problems, six quirky residents gather at a public forum to voice their concerns, complaints, and very strong opinions. From unauthorized pet adoption posters to bake fairs gone wrong, everyday issues quickly spiral into something much bigger.

The show moves between town council meetings and the daily lives of the people who call this place home, revealing the relationships, rivalries, and heartfelt moments that keep the community together.

At the center of it all is a simple question: when personalities are this big, can the town still come together?

This tight-knit community loves where they live, and by the end of the night, you might too.


This performance is part of JCI Test Flight, a series showcasing fresh improv formats, bold new ideas, and works in progress created by members of our community. These shows may feature students, emerging performers, or seasoned improvisers exploring new creative concepts.