improv (improvisational theatre)

Improv, or improvisational theatre, is a form of live performance where actors create scenes spontaneously, without a script. They often respond to audience suggestions or cues, relying on quick thinking, creativity, and collaboration. The focus is on authenticity, adaptability, and building characters or stories in the moment. Improv emphasizes trust among performers and embracing unpredictability, often resulting in humorous, surprising, or emotionally genuine scenes. It’s used for entertainment, training, and creative development, fostering a dynamic environment where spontaneity and artistic expression thrive.