Time Out New York says, "You're in for a wild night," and our audiences agree! 

X Plus One is New York City's finest (and only!) improvised 1940s science-fiction/comedy radio show. Come see a spine-tingling show, suggest your title, and enjoy a three-act radio play that's completely made up on the spot! Join us at the WXPO studio, and don't miss live Foley, improvised commercials for products from our mysterious sponsor, B. Gardener Johnson, and our rotating cast of amazing talent. 

Time Out New York says, "You're in for a wild night," and our audiences agree! 

X Plus One is New York City's finest (and only!) improvised 1940s science-fiction/comedy radio show. Come see a spine-tingling show, suggest your title, and enjoy a three-act radio play that's completely made up on the spot! Join us at the WXPO studio, and don't miss live Foley, improvised commercials for products from our mysterious sponsor, B. Gardener Johnson, and our rotating cast of amazing talent. 

Time Out New York says, "You're in for a wild night," and our audiences agree! 

X Plus One is New York City's finest (and only!) improvised 1940s science-fiction/comedy radio show. Come see a spine-tingling show, suggest your title, and enjoy a three-act radio play that's completely made up on the spot! Join us at the WXPO studio, and don't miss live Foley, improvised commercials for products from our mysterious sponsor, B. Gardener Johnson, and our rotating cast of amazing talent. 

Time Out New York says, "You're in for a wild night," and our audiences agree! 

X Plus One is New York City's finest (and only!) improvised 1940s science-fiction/comedy radio show. Come see a spine-tingling show, suggest your title, and enjoy a three-act radio play that's completely made up on the spot! Join us at the WXPO studio, and don't miss live Foley, improvised commercials for products from our mysterious sponsor, B. Gardener Johnson, and our rotating cast of amazing talent. 

This month’s special musical guests are  Rachel Rosenthal (North Coast) and Dan Reitz (Your Love, Our Musical)! The Huffington Post calls Rachel an “improv whirlwind,” and we agree.