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Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
improv

1970 as colloquial shortening for improvisation. The New York City comedy club, founded in 1963, was, in full, The Improvisation.

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improv

n. 1 (context informal English) improvisation 2 a form of live entertainment characterized by improvisation and interaction with the audience

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Improv

Improv may refer to:

  • Musical improvisation
  • Improvisational theatre (includes improvisational comedy)
  • The Improv, a chain of U.S. comedy clubs
  • Lotus Improv, a spreadsheet program
  • (Rarely) Improvisation, an act of spontaneous invention

Usage examples of "improv".

Two months earlier, the Workshop had opened in the hip Montrose section of Houston as an improv theater, but they had recently decided to try out stand-up comedy on Mondays and Tuesdays, their "off" nights.

He got stage time in Manhattan right away, at Caroline's at the Seaport and the original Improv, and he was writing constantly.

Meanwhile, a bunch of comics from the Improv had rushed over when they got word that Hicks was on fire at the Firm and they were lining the back wall of the club.

Bill couldn't believe his eyes when he walked into the Improv and saw Credico doing his real material: radical political satire.

Bruce Hills scribbled in his notebook as he sat at the Irvine Improv in a strip mall outside Los Angeles in November 1990, watching Bill pace the stage.

The warm-up show the night before at the Brea Improv had been less stellar, but tonight Bill intended to go out strong.

Once InterActors really got into improv to fit a good say-so, they tended to add in those possibilities the next time as if they were part of the hardline.

Perhaps life was like improv, becoming hardline when no one paid attention.

With anything I write, the first draft is basically a series of improv scenes building on one another.