Where do I meet for the show?

Check-in and entry are at Rozengracht 117; arrive at the meeting point noted on your booking confirmation.

Are there age restrictions?

No formal age limits are listed; use discretion—content can be energetic and is best for teens and adults.

Are tickets refundable?

Cancellation and refund policies are not listed in the description—check the booking page linked in the referral for terms.

What language is the show in?

Performances at Boom Chicago are typically in English; confirm on the booking page if language is a concern.

Is the venue accessible?

Accessibility details were not provided; contact the operator or check the booking link for venue accessibility information.

Do proceeds go to charity?

Yes—according to the event description, all proceeds from this show are donated to InterActing, Boom Chicago’s non-profit theater school for teenagers on the autism spectrum.

InterActing Showcase Amsterdam: Boom Chicago Improv Night with Teens on the Autism Spectrum

InterActing Showcase in Amsterdam brings a night of raw, audience-driven improv to Boom Chicago’s stage in the heart of De Baarsjes at Rozengracht 117. This one-night event pairs Boom Chicago cast members with the InterActing House Team, a group of teenage improvisers on the autism spectrum, for a program of bold games, short-form scenes, and unscripted moments that shift with every suggestion from the room. The show is a showcase and fundraiser: all proceeds go to InterActing, the non-profit theater school for teens on the autism spectrum.

The room feels immediate—close seats, bright stage lights, and the risk-and-reward tension of live improv. Key features here are the Boom Chicago performance space, a compact stage optimized for rapid scene changes, and the spontaneous chemistry between seasoned comedians and emerging teen performers. There is no natural geology to note in this urban setting; the character comes from brick facades outside, the canal-side light on nearby Rozengracht, and the human energy inside the theater.

Expect fearless comedy and accessible storytelling. The InterActing House Team is known for a "no-filter" approach; material ranges from quick musical riffs to long-form character work. The Boom Chicago cast provides structure, comedic rhythm, and callbacks that drive the evening forward. For visitors this is a rare chance to see Amsterdam comedy with a community-first mission: beyond laughs, the night centers inclusion, skill-building, and public visibility for neurodiverse performers.

Practical details: arrive at Rozengracht 117 for check-in, plan for roughly two hours from doors to curtain, and purchase tickets in advance through the provided referral link. The show works well for travelers who want a short, local cultural experience without a formal museum visit or long transit times.

Returning for the fourth year in a row, the InterActing Showcase has grown into a festival highlight Boom Chicago Comedy Festival circuit, offering visitors a window into Amsterdam’s thriving live comedy scene. The program balances tight, high-energy games with slower, risk-ready scenes that allow individual performers to shine. Doors typically open thirty minutes early; use that time to pick up a program, grab a drink if available, and settle into a seat near the center for the best sightlines. Audience suggestions steer the show, so bring an open mind and a taste for spontaneous storytelling.

Why book this event? It’s intimate, locally rooted, and impactful—every ticket supports a youth theater program while delivering unpredictable live entertainment. For visitors staying in central Amsterdam, the venue is easy to reach by tram or a brisk walk along the canals. Whether you come for sharp sketch work, gentler character scenes, or the rare thrill of watching young improvisers own a stage, this is a performance that stays with you: funny, surprising, and quietly important.

About Boom Chicago

Boom Chicago is an improv theatre and comedy venue based in Amsterdam, Noord‑Holland. The company programs a wide range of live entertainment, including short-form and long-form improv shows, stand-up comedy nights, special events, and workshops through its Academy.

Boom Chicago's calendar features headline performances such as The Famous Boom Chicago Comedy Show, Improv Spectacular, Sunday Night Live, and rotating guest acts including Ed Gamble, Fábio Porchat, Laureano Márquez, and international tours like Comedy Link Up featuring Jordan Rock.

The venue offers structured training with multiple Academy levels and electives: Intro to Improv, Level 2 (The 2‑Person Scene), Level 3 (Building Character), Level 4 (Advanced Scenework and The Joy Of Short‑Form Games), and Level 5 classes focused on long‑form play and hosting. Additional Academy programming includes musical improv intensives, comedy writing electives, student shows, and public jams and community nights such as Indie Night and Sketch Comedy Night.

Special events and collaborations are part of the program lineup — examples include Magic Bingo Brunch, Boom Gone Country monthly nights, Pro Wrestling Holland Live x Boom Chicago, and themed meet-and-greets with figures like Sjaak Swart. Premier seasonal and ticketed events range from Slide Slam PowerPoint Karaoke to holiday dinner-and-comedy shows.

Located in Amsterdam, Boom Chicago presents both local community nights and international touring acts, serving audiences and students seeking live comedy, improv training, and curated entertainment in Noord‑Holland. Show dates, times, and ticket information are listed per event to help visitors plan attendance and choose performances or classes in advance online easily.