C elebrating 30 Years of Improv, Community, and Creativity Thirty years ago, a small group of improvisers opened a door in Spokane as an invitation to play, create, laugh, and build a community around something creative and humorous. That door eventually became the Blue Door Theatre. The Early Days: Unexpected Productions Spokane The story begins in 1996, when Mark Robbins founded Unexpected Productions Spokane, which was the first incarnation of the Blue Door Theatre. In those early years,...

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