Associations to the word «Improvisational»
Noun
- Troupe
- Improvisation
- Comedy
- Jazz
- Comedian
- Arte
- Theater
- Sill
- Sketch
- Theatre
- Jam
- Ensemble
- Johnstone
- Revue
- Mccall
- Solo
- Performer
- Saxophonist
- Dell
- Playing
- Rehearsal
- Hendrix
- Creativity
- Skill
- Nichols
- Funk
- Viola
- Tango
- Compass
- Melody
- Gratification
- Carey
- Workshop
- Storytelling
- Choreography
- Drew
- Groove
- Trumpeter
- Fusion
- Pianist
- Duo
- Cabaret
- Loose
- Acting
- Genre
- Quintet
- Rhythm
- Trio
- Technique
- Chord
- Repertoire
- Musician
- Style
- Guitarist
- Routine
- Composition
- Actor
- Chicago
- Performance
- Electronic
- Clown
- Blues
- Duet
- Synthesizer
- Willard
- Bassist
- Dance
- Freestyle
- Music
- Audience
- Musical
- Angeles
- Hop
- Brady
- Session
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
IMPROVISATIONAL, adjective. Having the nature of an improvisation.
IMPROVISATIONAL COMEDY, noun. A form of improvisational theatre performed with little predetermination of subject matter and structure, but with interaction with the audience.
IMPROVISATIONAL COMEDY, noun. An instance of such theatre.
IMPROVISATIONAL THEATRE, noun. A form of theatre in which the actors perform spontaneously, without a script
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