Theatrical improvisation

Theatrical improvisation, often called improv, is a form of live performance where actors create scenes and dialogues spontaneously without scripts. It relies on quick thinking, creativity, and collaboration among performers. Improv often includes games or exercises that foster spontaneity, allowing actors to build narratives based on audience suggestions or each other's cues. The goal is to entertain while showcasing the performers’ ability to think on their feet. This art form emphasizes the importance of teamwork, adaptability, and communication, making it both a unique performance style and a valuable tool for personal and professional development.