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Improvisational theater
/ˌɪmpɹəvaɪzˈeɪʃənəl θˈiətə/
/ˌɪmpɹəvəzˈeɪʃənəl θˈiəɾɚ/Improvisational theater
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a form of theater in which everything is created spontaneously by the performers, without a script or pre-planned storyline
What is "improvisational theater"?
Improvisational theater is a style of performance where actors create scenes and dialogue spontaneously without a pre-written script. In this form of theater, the actors rely on their creativity and quick thinking to develop characters and storylines in real-time, often based on suggestions from the audience or predefined prompts. The goal of improvisational theater is to entertain and engage viewers with fresh, unpredictable performances, showcasing the actors' ability to adapt and invent on the spot.
Example
In improvisational theater, actors often have to play by ear and respond to audience suggestions.
