Spontaneous Theatre

Spontaneous Theatre, often called improvisational theatre or improv, is a form of live performance where actors create scenes, dialogue, and characters on the spot without a script. Using prompts or suggestions from the audience, performers rely on their creativity, quick thinking, and collaboration to craft an engaging story in real-time. This art form emphasizes spontaneity, adaptability, and active listening, making each performance unique and dynamic. It fosters a playful environment where unpredictability is embraced, showcasing the performers’ skill to invent compelling narratives instantly.