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  1. The world's premier comedy club, comedy theater, and school of improvisation. Live shows every night in Chicago, Toronto & New York. Tickets on sale now.

  2. Second City Television, or SCTV, was a Canadian television sketch comedy show offshoot from the Toronto troupe of the Second City and ran from 1976 to 1984. Broadcaster and surgeon Charles A. "Chuck" Allard formed a partnership in 1981 that acquired the fledgling series.

  3. Welcome to The Second City YouTube channel! We are a world-renowned comedy theatre and school of improv with locations in Chicago, Toronto, and New York (coming soon).

  4. Second City Works . Meeting + Events; Content + Campaigns; Professional Development

  5. Nov 24, 2009 · A timeline of Chicago's temple of satire reveals plenty of highs and lows. Paul Sills, son of improv pioneer Viola Spolin, and producer David Shepherd found Second City precursor Compass...

  6. The Second City, Chicago, Illinois. 161,797 likes · 186 talking about this · 220,094 were here. Legendary sketch and improv comedy theater & training center. Chicago/Toronto/Hollywood

  7. Follow The Second City, the legendary comedy troupe that launched the careers of many famous comedians and actors. Get the latest updates on their shows, classes, podcasts, and more. Join the conversation and laugh along with The Second City on Twitter.

  8. Call it the Windy City, Chi-town, or the City of Big Shoulders—but one nickname has seen an especially interesting evolution over the years: the Second City. What exactly makes Chicago a “second” city, and is the nickname related to the legendary Second City Chicago improv troupe?

  9. The Second City, Chicago, Illinois. 161,836 likes · 161 talking about this · 220,032 were here. Legendary sketch and improv comedy theater & training center. Chicago/Toronto/Hollywood

  10. www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org › pages › 410156Encyclopedia of Chicago

    New York writer A. J. Liebling commented on the dearth of fine dining and entertainment and the migration of rising literary stars from Chicago to New York and Los Angeles, and labeled Chicago the "Second City"--a metropolis whose glory days were now passed.