Definition
Improv theatre (improtheater) is a type of theatre in which most of the performance is unplanned and unscripted, created spontaneously by the performers.
The dialogue, action, story, and characters are created collaboratively by the players as the improvisation unfolds in present time.
Source: Wikipedia
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Improv is a easy way to build a social circle.
Improv create low pressure social interaction, enabling participants to bound through shared vulnerability.
Social activities are regularly organised outside class.
Acting or Improv
In improv, actors don´t have a script.
In improv:
- mistakes becomes part of the scene,
- Often very social and game-oriented.
- Emphasis on spontaneity and collaboration.
In acting in contrary, actors interpret a character and deliver a performance respecting a script, in depht characters.
No acting is required for improv, but both activities caan help each other.
Benefits of improv
Enhances ability to adapt & collective intelligence
reinforces teamwork & collaboration
Boosts creativity,
Teaches presence
Reinforces active listening & communication
Builds public speaking,
Stress management
Improves social confidence
Develops acting & Story telling
Source: The Harvard Gazette
What shall I expect?
Non Profit association: high quality, inclusive & very affordable.
Community-based: be supported, meet passionate people driven by improv values.
International: all our events are in english, our teachers are international.
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Improv quotes
Keith Johnstone
“Enjoy things even when you’re screwing up"
Paul Merton
"It’s not about what you say. It’s listening to what other people say. It’s about what you hear"
Amy Poehler
“No one looks stupid when they’re having fun”
Will Hines
“The right choice is often the brave choice”
Miles Devis
“In improvisation, there are no mistakes”