For one improv group in Baltimore, their comedy is about showcasing their Asian roots proudly.
BALTIMORE -- A++ is an all-Asian American improv indie team that's been around since 2019. They formed after member Grant Chang saw an Asian American troupe in New York.Their introduction at their shows is a little on the nose, acknowledging that they're all Asian Americans, and that's the point.'There's no hiding it from the audience,' said member Sam Brunner.Showcasing their Asian rootsThe group has grown to seven members.
'We're also able to pull from our authentic experiences.'Being on the team, Brunner and fellow member Keith Estrella both say they're able to be fully themselves.Unspoken understanding'It's such a different vibe when I'm around people with a similar upbringing. We just have this mutual, unconscious, unspoken understanding with each other,' Estrella said.
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