Yes, And Tucson: Justin Lukasewicz Invites You to 28 Hours of Improv at TIM

What happens when you mix downtown energy, 94 performers, and a relentless love of laughter? You get the Improvathon—a 28-hour comedy marathon hosted by the Tucson Improv Movement (TIM)! 🎭 In this episode, Tom Heath sits down with Justin Lukasewicz, founder and CEO of TIM, to talk about: - How improv became a life philosophy, not just a performance style - Why TIM has become a hub for community, creativity, and connection in Tucson - What to expect from the upcoming Improvathon on May 30–31—including late-night shows, family-friendly acts, and open jam sessions for anyone curious to jump in We’ll also explore how improv is helping leaders, artists, and everyday folks tap into their spontaneous side—right here in the heart of the Old Pueblo. 📍 Whether you're an improv veteran or a total newbie, this episode is your invitation to laugh, learn, and maybe even take the stage. 🔗 Learn more about TIM and their upcoming shows: https://tucsonimprov.com 🎧 Catch more stories from Tucson’s creative core: lifealongthestreetcar.org 📱 Follow us for updates and behind-the-scenes fun: Facebook – facebook.com/LifeAlongTheStreetcar Instagram – @lifealongthestreetcar ❤️ Like what you hear? Hit that Follow button and share this episode with a friend who needs a laugh. New episodes every Sunday—streaming right here on SoundCloud and wherever you get your podcasts.