No laughing matter: Tempe Improv closes its doors with owner still missing
Tempe Improv closing
The Tempe Improv’s last day of business is today. Owners of the 24-year-old club announced early last month that it would close, citing competition from another comedy club in downtown Phoenix, which was landing all the major national acts. [Mike Sakal/Tribune]
Tempe Improv Closing
The Tempe Improv at 930 E. University Drive is closing its doors today after 24 years in business and landing numerous national acts in the past. Owners of the club announced early last month that the club would close on June 1, citing competition from another comedy club in downtown Phoenix which was landing all of the major national acts. A nationwise search still is on for Mark William Anderson, 60, co-owner of the Tempe Improv, who has been missing since May 15 and is believed to be in the Dallas area. [Mike Sakal/Tribune]
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Geepers posted at 6:46 am on Fri, Jun 1, 2012.
First and foremost I hope Mr Anderson is found safe and in good health. What I am glad to hear is that the doors of the Improve are finally closed. I am tired of continual articles about its demise. Many companies and businesses have had to close their doors. Time to move on.