longform improvisation

Longform improvisation is a style of spontaneous performance where performers create an extended, cohesive narrative through improvisation. Unlike short scenes or games, longform pieces develop storylines, characters, and themes over a longer period, often integrating multiple interconnected scenes. This approach emphasizes creativity, adaptability, and collaboration, with performers building on each other's ideas to craft a seamless and engaging performance. It requires strong improvisational skills, story structure understanding, and quick thinking to maintain coherence and audience interest throughout the progression.