A comedy group is a collective of performers who create and present humorous content, often through skits, stand-up routines, or improvisation. These groups can vary in size and style, ranging from small troupes to larger ensembles. They often perform in theaters, clubs, or festivals, aiming to entertain audiences with their comedic talent. Members of a comedy group may collaborate on writing material, developing characters, and rehearsing performances. Some well-known examples of comedy groups include The Second City, Monty Python, and The Lonely Island. These groups often influence the comedy landscape and contribute to the development of comedic genres.