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Nick Offerman IGP Player of the Year
Nicky and Nick - Nicole C. Hirschhorn '16 bestows upon Nick Offerman a mock Harvard degree. By Alana M Steinberg
Bowing - Nick Offerman concludes his performance with IGP. By Alana M Steinberg
Nick Offerman Player of the Year 2015 - Annually, The Immediate Gratification Players, an improv group, recognizes a comedian by honoring them as the IGP Player of the Year. Nick Offerman follows a legacy of other famous actors, such as Jeff Garlin and, most recently, Keegan-Michael Key. By Lance I. Oppenheim
Seeing the Crowd - Nick Offerman looks over the crowd as he performs one of his improv monologues. By Lance I. Oppenheim
Nick Chuckles - Nick Offerman chuckles at his "Harvard Degree" from IGP. By Alana M Steinberg
Grant and Adam at IGP - Grant A. Hoechst '18 pantomimes playing a guitar in an improv sketch with Adam S. Wong '17. By Alana M Steinberg
Kira and Mike at IGP - Kira S. Brenner '18 pretends to hold a gun to Mike A. Skerrett's '18 head in a sketch about helicopter moms. By Alana M Steinberg
Tieing Nick Down - Karen Chee '17 "knights" Nick Offerman by giving him a red and yellow tie, the signature of IGP. By Alana M Steinberg
Nick Offerman's Monologue - Nick Offerman improvises a monologue about his childhood during the Player of the Year performance with IGP. By Alana M Steinberg
Nick Offerman or Ron Swanson. - Nick Offerman is famous for his role as Ron Swanson on Parks and Recreation (but Ron doesn't smile). By Alana M Steinberg
Skerrett Crawls - Skerrett acts as a grotesque, deranged baby in an improv sketch. By Alana M Steinberg
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