Improv comedy is a form of live performance where comedians create scenes and dialogue spontaneously, without a script. Performers rely on their creativity, quick thinking, and collaboration with each other and the audience to generate humor. This style often involves games and exercises that encourage interaction and engagement. In improv, the principle of "yes, and" is fundamental. This means that performers accept what others introduce and build upon it, fostering a supportive environment. Improv comedy can be seen in various formats, including short-form games and long-form narratives, and is popular in theaters and comedy clubs worldwide.