Improvisational theater refers to a form of performance where the actors create the story, dialogue, and actions on the spot, without a script or pre-planned storyline. It involves spur-of-the-moment creativity and adaptability to quickly respond and build scenes based on audience suggestions or prompts.
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«improvisational»
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Sentences with «improvisational theater»
- Innovative methods based on improvisational theater help teachers better support mathematical argumentation, one of the Common Core practice standards. (sri.com)
- Innovative methods based on improvisational theater help teachers better support mathematical argumentation, one of the Common Core practice standards. (sri.com)
- The center's workshops use improvisational theater exercises to help scientists be genuine, clear, and responsive when talking about their work. (sciencemag.org)
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