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improv

adjective as in extemporaneous

adjective as in extemporaneous/extemporary

adjective as in impromptu

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adjective as in informal

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adjective as in off the cuff

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adjective as in off-the-cuff

adjective as in spur-of-the-moment

adverb as in off the cuff

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verb as in improvise

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verb as in make up

verb as in wing it

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“That was the only time you said that,” Barantini tells the singer, “and I remember saying to you afterwards, ‘That was really good — I like the improv.’”

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Typically thought of as a core tenet of improv comedy, author Kendra Adachi recommended it as a hosting posture in a recent episode of her podcast and it’s astonishing how well this works on a holiday built on both chaos and choreography.

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This was the first time she got behind the mic of such a storied stage like the Hollywood Improv.

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Enter the Mermaid Comedy Hour, a monthly show at the Hollywood Improv that books only women and nonbinary comics.

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