Parking Lot Sushi

a Wichita improv troupe

Four friends
making it up as we go

Parking Lot Sushi is the weird and beloved mind-child of Jack Kriwiel, Keysa McMillan, Josh Rhoades, and Kayla Vix — four Wichita friends who bonded through the art of making something out of nothing.

We perform monthly at Harvester Arts in downtown Wichita. We hope you’ll join us!

Our Next Show

October 17

EMO NIGHT | Improv show!
8:00 pm
Harvester Arts @ The LUX
120 E 1st Street N
$10 suggested donation at the door

November 15

Guest spot with Say What?! Improv
25th Anniversary Show
7:00 pm
WAVE
650 E Second St.
$25 pre-order tickets at waveict.com

Follow along with PLS

We have an improv show THIS FRIDAY at @barksandbrewsict. Come watch some shenanigans with some puppies (puppies not required). 16+

Running lines for the improv show tomorrow! We almost have the whole thing memorized 👍🏼

Come see us tomorrow at @harvesterarts!

It’s a sushi buffet! We’re all here - all ready for Friday’s show. You can’t miss it! Doors open at 7:30 at @harvesterarts!

See you there!

We have lots of shows coming up! How are we preparing? Riffing bits over a few drinks is usually the way to go.

Here’s a quick rundown of our upcoming shows:

🍣 September 12: Parking Lot Sushi at @harvesterarts
🍣 September 19: Parking Lot

What's that?? A new Sushi Show A WEEK FROM FRIDAY?? You're not doing anything, right? We'd love to see you.

Come join us for a completely improvised comedy show at Harvester Arts where you'll see worlds you could never DREAM of - and maybe (just ma

Pics from this weekend's show, featuring Kayla killing Josh, Hot Dog Jack, Labubu Keysa, and @ian_ict's finger in almost every picture.

Can't wait to see you all at the next one!

Sushi is better with friends 🍣🥢

Shout out to all the friends of PLS.

Remember when phones used to have buttons? Anyway, we've been preparing a very special show for you!

THIS JULY! Mark your calendars for July 19 to come see your favorite improv gang perform at @harvesterarts.

Why Parking Lot Sushi ?

The night we formed our troupe, we were craving grocery store sushi, so we grabbed some at Dillon’s and ate it in the parking lot while we schemed about the future.

No coat and tie required. We’re not a fancy restaurant. We’re just here to have a good time creating together.