Don't Think Twice

Don't Think Twice is a poignant comedy-drama film and television-adjacent ensemble project that follows a successful New York City improv comedy troupe called The Commune. The group consists of six close-knit members who have been performing together for years, balancing day jobs and the elusive dream of making it big. The fragile equilibrium of the group is suddenly disrupted when a major television sketch show scouts them, but only chooses one member, Jack, for an audition, eventually leading to his casting. As Jack's career skyrockets, the remaining members—Miles, Samantha, Lindsay, Allison, and Bill—must grapple with their own professional stagnation, aging out of their youth, and the bitter sting of jealousy. The narrative explores themes of ambition, failure, friendship, and the difficult reality of confronting one's limitations when those closest to you achieve the exact success you always wanted.