The latest updates and media mentions from the Canadian Improv Games.
Drama teacher Deanne Horton started Valour’s first Improv Club in September of 2022. The inspiration came from a field trip she took to Ottawa in 2018 with her MacKenzie High School drama class for a stage combat workshop at the National Arts Centre followed by an evening at the Canadian Improv Games (CIG), an education-based format of improvisational theatre for Canadian high schools…
The Canadian Improv Games is holding their Annual General Meeting on Tuesday December 14th at 7:30pm EST. For more info please contact info@improv.ca
Kim’s Convenience star Andrew Phung hosts this 6-part series. Teams from across the country share how improv has taught them to be funny – and so much more.
On the final day of the national Canadian Improv Games, Andrew Phung and the documentary crew meet a unique team that’s come all the way from Salt Spring Island to compete in Ottawa.
This improv team hails from R.E. Mountain Secondary School in Langley, B.C. It’s the only all-female improv team competing at nationals.
The Battledogz have style. Even in the audience at the National Theatre Centre, coaches and families from other teams are sporting Battledogz branded toques with a logo that looks like it came straight from a death metal poster. Their merch game is strong.
The G.P. Vanier improv team is far from home. They’ve traveled by water, air and road to make it to Ottawa, and now they’re finally ready to compete in the Canadian Improv Games (CIG) nationals.