In a more professional vein, improvisation is a theater experience in which participants set out to solve a problem with no preconception as to how to do it. People, especially youth, learn from experience. When improvising situations, players get a chance to practice how they'll react, making them more prepared if the situation arises. Improvisation works on an intellectual, physical and intuitive level. Because there are no right or wrong answers in improvisation, youth are more willing to participate and experiment.
Improvisation lends itself to self discovery.
Getting Started 1. Don't make fun of the players. It's OK to react to what you're watching as long as your reactions are genuine. Believe what is happening in the scene and react accordingly. No physical violence during the scenes.