The Czech improvisation league is concerned with theatrical improvisation, based on the principles of theatre games and improvisation leagues; two teams of players encounter each other on the stage and together perform short improvisations reflecting topics supplied beforehand by the audience. The audience vote for the better team after every etude; in this way, the teams collect points during the evening. The whole performance is compered, and a strict referee sees to all players conforming to clearly defined rules.

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• Czech improvisation league (in Czech language
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