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Every team gets its own season. Whatever happens at the tournament, the year still belongs to them: their school, their coach, their school year, their time on stage.
Up to eight students and a teacher‑coach at their own high school. However a team gets picked, the door is open to any kind of student.
September to March: weekly practice, CIG curriculum, trainer support calls, and exhibition nights in front of their own school.
One of 15 regional events across Canada. A real venue, real production, a real audience. For most players, the biggest stage of their life.
Regional champions travel to Ottawa for a week of workshops, guest artists, and a finals night on a national stage, broadcast live online.
We are looking for volunteers for our tournaments across Canada. From helping run the All-Teams Meetings, to helping out with box office, being a part of the What’s In The Box crew, becoming a judge or trainer, or reffing the tournaments, you can help be a part of the Canadian Improv Games.
We asked, and you answered! After 73 responses from across the country, we have the official results of our CIG49 Possible Directions survey. The updated rulebook and coaches manual are available online now!
This fall, we’re opening the floor to YOU. The National Office has put together a list of potential changes to the Canadian Improv Games, and we want your feedback before anything is finalized on November 7th.