Improv theater is a form of live performance where actors create scenes and dialogue spontaneously, without a script. Performers rely on their creativity, quick thinking, and collaboration to entertain the audience. The format often includes games and exercises that encourage interaction and humor. In improv, the audience may suggest topics or scenarios, which the actors then use as inspiration for their performances. This unpredictability makes each show unique, as no two performances are ever the same. Improv theater can be found in various settings, from small local venues to larger festivals and competitions.