Aujourd'hui, on improvise! : capsule 2

Il existe deux types d'impro : mixte (quand les membres des deux équipes jouent ensemble) et comparée (lorsque les équipes jouent à tour de rôle).

An improvisation takes place in several stages. Each person must act according to the conventions.

The referee is the absolute master of the game. He announces the themes, signals the beginning and the end of the caucus, controls the improvisation part and gives penalties if he deems it necessary.

In this clip, we present three minor penalties: non-compliance with accessories, delay in the game and illegal number of players.

In this capsule, we present three minor penalties: non-compliance with the theme or category, confusion and lack of listening.

In this capsule, we present two minor penalties: cabotinage and stall.

In this clip, we present two minor penalties: cliché and illegal procedure.

In this clip, we present two major penalties: harshness and character refusal.

In this clip, we present two major penalties: misconduct and match penalty.

In this clip, we present four categories of improvisation: wordless, mime, sung and rhyme.

In this clip, we present four categories : 'à la manière de', dramatic, 'sans frontières' and 'libre'.

During an improvisation match, all of these people have a role to play: the referee, the linesmen, the master or mistress of ceremonies, the organist, the audience and the players.