'Whose Line is it Anyway?' Tickets on Sale Now

By Ned Kelly, April 26, 2018

Punchline Comedy brings back the always rib-tickling talents of Whose Line Is It Anyway? to Shenzhen on May 23 (buy tickets here, and for just RMB190 before May 9) and Shanghai on May 25 and 26 (buy tickets here). Expect plenty of improv hijinks as the UK’s Andy Smart, Stephen Frost and Niall Ashdown, and Irishman Ian Coppinger build the show based on audience suggestions.

Shenzhen
May 23, 8pm, Hard Rock Cafe. RMB190 early bird price before May 9, RMB220 after, buy tickets here.

Shanghai
May 25, 8pm, Cages Bar and Sports. RMB290, buy tickets here.
May 26, 8pm, Blossoms, Kerry Hotel Pudong, RMB290, buy tickets here.

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