If you are looking for a great night out and are looking for a few laughs to boot, The Covellite at 215 W. Broadway has just the ticket for you. Saturday night, the Covellite Players present "Nerdy Buttons", a crazy night of improv comedy where anything goes and anything can happen--and it usually does.

Nerdy Buttons is unscripted comedy fueled by audience suggestions and the only limits are the cast's imagination, which is generally a bit unhinged.  What makes improv comedy so unique is the face that you're never going to see the same show twice as characters, scenes and unforgettable laughs are brought to life right before your very eyes, all in rapid-fire fashion.  You just never know where the show is going to go but you can rest assured that it's going to be a wild and crazy ride.

Whether you want to be one of those spurring along the action with suggestions or if you're just along for the ride, be ready for plenty of laughs, quick thinking and delightfully unpredictable improv comedy.  The show is perfect for both but due to mature subject matter, discretion is advised.

The Covellite Players invite you to bring your friends and your best suggestions for a night of improv that is "as nerdy as it is hilarious" and help support one of Butte's best spots for comedy, music, entertainment and fun.  Tickets to "Nerdy Buttons" are $15 in advcance and $20 the day of the show.  Advance tickets are available here and organizers recommend getting your tickets early.

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