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The CIG offers workshops that can be purchased by the hour.
Performing Team Schedule
The CIG offers online improv for schools outside its traditional bounds and schools in its programming seeking a second chance.
Practice games combine targeted skills with game rules in a narrative.
The CIG49 Possible Directions survey received 73 responses from across the country, and its official results are available. The updated rulebook and coaches manual are online.
CBC sponsored the finals of the 42nd annual Canadian Improv Games, which brought together 250 high schools and 5,000 students nationwide. The page says improv can benefit children and teens, whether or not they are theatrically inclined.
The Canadian Improv Games is holding their Annual General Meeting on Tuesday December 14th at 7:30pm EST. For more info please contact info@improv.ca
Invested, a senior improv team from G.P. Vanier, placed first at the Canadian Improv Games Vancouver Island regional finals at Esquimalt High School on Feb. 15 and is preparing for nationals in Ottawa.
The Canadian Improv Games regional finals took place at Huntsville’s Algonquin Theatre on Feb. 16, bringing together high school students from the region to compete for a place in the national finals in Ottawa.
YiFou (Mia) Cheng is a CIG and Improvcamp alum. She founded, captained, and coached the Elmwood Rap Gods (Ottawa) - perhaps known by their iconic ‘Lesbian
Breck Wiltshire has performed improv for 15 years and taught it for 10 years. Wiltshire works as a junior high English teacher.
Mark (Foreva Eva) Everson started as a player in the Ottawa region and is now the Ottawa Regional Producer.
☀️ Sophie Groves ☀️
The Canadian Improv Games announced that AL Connors returned to the organization as Program Manager. Connors has more than two decades of experience in theatre, comedy, and improvisation.
Elizabeth Glenn, Newfoundland Regional Producernewfoundland@improv.ca
The company helps youth across Canada build confidence, belonging, and leadership through team-based improv theatre.
Every player grows in four dimensions, through the same year, the same team, the same stage.
HUNTSVILLE — Muskoka youth are creative and can think on their feet, but now it’s time to prove it in their own backyard.
The company is committed to maintaining a fair, ethical, and supportive environment for everyone.
A matching donation campaign is underway.