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Have you ever wondered why improv troops practice? This is why. Heres all the things improvisors think about as they perform and rehearse.

Somewhere between fear and joy, improv exists.

Taught only to the greatest improv students, this third law will unlock your comedic super powers.

Great for your laptop or to hand out at the next improv jam. Colorful, playful and shows off how much you love improv.

In improv AND in life: No one knows what will happen next ... so anything can! Get your Flying Pig ON!

A back to basics shirt for performers and students to represent IC.

A design in honor of improv pioneer Viola Spolin

Great to show off your love of improv. Whether you practice in London, Los Angeles, New York, Brighton, Chester or at your university, this is a great signal to others you would be interested in joining their team.

A favorite improv game! Say it with me....

Yes And. A cool rule of improvisational theatre used by comedians in a comedy troupe. When acting, use improv rules when performing funny sketches.

Another way to show off you are a fan of improv. Wear this great shirt to your next improv show or class!

Flash back to summer in the 80s with this Improv Cincinnati shirt that has a distinctive Miami Vice retro vibe.

For improv lovers all around the world

It is what it says! A Logo Tshirt of your favorite improv comedy podcast for you to show off your inner improv pervert with!

Have you been a fan since the beginning? Let us know.

An improvised dreamscape that gets weirder and weirder until it ends in a hurricane of ideas.

The original SCTV cast consisted of John Candy, Joe Flaherty, Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin, Catherine O'Hara, Harold Ramis, and Dave Thomas. All also served as writers on the show

A great way to show off your love of improv. Makes a great gift for the improviser in your life!

Look at all the merch we have!

If improv is YOUR jam, preserve that feeling by telling the world with this tee. Your friends will be jelly.

If you know improv, then you know that the "yes, and" strategy works! It works for improv comedy, life and business.

Our logo in white text with colorful shapes! Design by annlettering.com

Mary Katherine Gallagher is a real superstar when she auditions for the talent show!

Updated logo for Daddy Issues Improv

Just don't.

A salute to the Mt Rushmore of Improv!

Drying dishes in a scene? Nope Holding a tray of food during a walk on as a waiter? Sorry Poor Improv T-Rex can't catch a break. He knows object work is important to establish the reality of the scene, but his short, stubby arms weren't made for building an environment. At least he can Zip Zap Zop. Artist: Emily Bartsch Watson

"Yes, and...", also referred to as "Yes, and..." thinking, is a rule-of-thumb in improvisational comedy that suggests that a participant should accept what another participant has stated ("yes") and then expand on that line of thinking ("and"). It is also used in business and other organizations as a principle that improves the effectiveness of the brainstorming process, fosters effective communication, and encourages the free sharing of ideas.

Being present on stage and off.

When you ask the audience for a suggestion, it would be nice not to get "egg whisk" and "Donald Trump" all the time.

Drying dishes in a scene? Nope Holding a tray of food during a walk on as a waiter? Sorry Poor Improv T-Rex can't catch a break. He knows object work is important to establish the reality of the scene, but his short, stubby arms weren't made for building an environment. At least he can Zip Zap Zop. Artist: Emily Bartsch Watson

A reminder that the way forward in any situation is to respond with "yes, and". This version uses the illuminati eye to show the mystical power of the phrase.

Who needs a plan?