improv
nounUK /ˈɪm.prɒv/
US /ˈɪm.prɑːv/
Making up a story or scene on the spot without planning it first.
The actors did a funny improv show where the audience shouted out ideas.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A short performance created on the spot without a script.
We watched an improv about a talking dog at the comedy club.
3. The act of doing something without preparation.
His speech was pure improv because he forgot his notes.
4. A style of comedy where performers react to audience suggestions.
She joined an improv group that performs every Friday night.