KnowraImprovisational theatreLinked fromLinked fromThe 59 pages that link to Improvisational theatre, each with the reason it gives.All 59Broader topic 4Related 28Narrower topic 12Compared with 15Commedia dell’arteNarrower topic: Commedia dell’arte is a historically influential form of improvisational theatre.Improvisational comedyNarrower topic: Improvisational comedy is a comic branch of this broader performance practice.Second CityNarrower topic: Second City’s performances grow from improvisation, even when the finished sketches are scripted.Mike NicholsNarrower topic: Improvisation trained Nichols to shape scenes through listening, timing, and responsive performance.Tina FeyNarrower topic: Its ensemble exercises formed part of Fey’s comedy training at Second City.Elaine MayNarrower topic: May developed a distinctive comic voice through improvisation rather than conventional punch-line routines.Lily TomlinNarrower topic: Tomlin’s early training in improvisation informed her character-based comedy.Lisa KudrowNarrower topic: Kudrow’s comedy work includes improvisational methods, especially in Web Therapy.Alan ArkinNarrower topic: Its practices shaped Arkin’s early comedy and his adaptable performance style.Amy PoehlerNarrower topic: Improvisation trained Poehler in quick character work and collaborative scene-building.Dan CastellanetaNarrower topic: His Second City experience trained the comic timing he brought to scripted roles.Jonathan WintersNarrower topic: Winters brought improvisational principles into television and film comedy.