Once you complete the class series and become an advanced improviser, you will receive “I.P.O.” (improv-performer opportunities). With I.P.O., you’re eligible to be headhunted to join an in-house team. (Note: We do not condone unionization efforts within in-house teams.) Now, let’s tell you a bit more about our method. Traditional improv teams solicit suggestions from the audience. This is an untested, non-standardized methodology that generates inconsistent results.
