Dad's Garage Ensemble Brings Improv Comedy to Live Taping

Short-form improv show "Insert Laugh Here" blends on-stage performance with behind-the-scenes look at comedy for the camera.

Mar. 26, 2026 at 12:00am

The Dad's Garage ensemble, led by Kevin Gillese and Whittney Millsap, is presenting a live taping of their short-form improv show "Insert Laugh Here" in Atlanta. The show promises to give the audience a unique look at what it means to be funny for the camera rather than just a live audience.

Why it matters

Dad's Garage is a beloved improv comedy institution in Atlanta, known for its innovative and engaging performances. This live taping event offers a rare opportunity for audiences to go behind the scenes and see how the ensemble adapts their craft for the camera, blending on-stage improv with a more intimate, filmed format.

The details

The "Insert Laugh Here" show will feature the full Dad's Garage ensemble performing a series of short-form improv sketches and games, but with the added element of being filmed for a live taping. Audiences will get to see how the performers adjust their comedic timing and delivery to connect with both the live crowd and the camera.

  • The show is taking place on March 26, 2026.

The players

Kevin Gillese

A founding member and artistic director of Dad's Garage Theatre Company in Atlanta.

Whittney Millsap

A core member of the Dad's Garage ensemble and experienced improv performer.

Dad's Garage Theatre Company

A renowned improv comedy institution in Atlanta, known for its innovative and engaging performances.

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What they’re saying

“This show isn't just an on-stage improv show. It's a live taping! Take a look behind the curtain and see what it means to be funny for the camera instead of a live audience (though we guarantee it will be funny for you, the live audience, too!)”

— Kevin Gillese

The takeaway

This unique live taping event offers Atlanta audiences a rare glimpse into the creative process of the acclaimed Dad's Garage ensemble, showcasing how they adapt their renowned improv skills to connect with both a live crowd and the camera.