Improv Shorts

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

Description: Somewhere between fear and joy, improv exists.

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

Description: Ever wish you could Sweep Edit life? Something's going on and you just want to change time, location or community? This shirt has that magic ability. Sweep Edit reality.

Description: 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.

Description: A design in honor of improv pioneer Viola Spolin

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

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

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

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

Description: Show off your adaptability, you improviser, you!

Description: Improvisers got game! Zipping, zapping, and bibbity bopping.

Description: You know the type.

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

Description: "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.

Description: Gemini Junior - One of Go Comedy! Improv Theater's launch group!

Description: 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

Description: For improvisers, designers, writers and everyone else who creates things.

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

Description: Just don't.

Description: It’s improv comedy

Description: Finally, a little design to wear on your shirt, mug or cell phone. It's fun to share your improv passion with others! Get prepared for your next improv festival.

Description: Celebrate pride all year long with the ComedySportz text against a snazzy spectrum of colors.

Description: the most popular improv suggestion of all time!

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

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

Description: Let others know you have an interest in improv! Maybe make a friend on the Tube or the next time you're walking to rehearsal. Sit in the audience and let the players on stage know you're a friendly, by wearing this great design.

Description: The very first idea comes from the audience. amandarountree.com

Description: A monochrome cartoon of a white dinosaur, identified as a T-Rex, with dark grey spots. It appears distressed, with sweat droplets on its forehead, an anxious expression, and gritted teeth. Above the dinosaur, the words "IMPROV T-REX" are written in a unique, crackling font with blue accents.

Description: This holiday design features iconic bentwood chairs used in improv theaters everywhere. It’s the perfect holiday gift for the improviser in your life

Description: A salute to the Mt Rushmore of Improv!

Description: Look at all the merch we have!

Description: A light blue dinosaur, depicted with trembling lines and sweat droplets, stares with wide, worried eyes. Above it, distressed text reads "IMPROV T-REX" with cracked lettering. To the left, white text states "CAN'T DO OBJECT WORK".