The Prague Improv Extravaganza

One night. Multiple shows. Absolutely no idea what’s going to happen.

The Prague Improv Extravaganza returns for its third edition, bringing together improvisers from Prague and beyond for an evening of completely unscripted theatre.

Teatr Trajektoria, an experimental ensemble from Katowice, Poland, presents "Uncaged," an abstract improvised performance built around a metal scaffolding dome. Actors and dancers improvise inside and around it in dialogue with light, live synthesizer, and voiceover narration — the dome becoming a house, a tower, a shelter, a UFO, but never the cage its shape suggests. Expect physical theatre fused with live improv, moving freely between drama, pure movement, and silence.

Two couples, one relationship's worth of moments that matter — a move-in, a pregnancy, a betrayal — told first through silence, breath, and touch before a single word is spoken. Prague's Not Funny Stuff presents "Two Threads," a new format that trades laughs for tension and emotional exposure, and dares you to watch.

Prague's Kids in a Trenchcoat present CHAIRS. A chair is placed on stage. Is it a chair, a throne, a coffin, a cliff edge? Prague's Kids in a Trenchcoat let the audience decide in CHAIRS, a brand-new long-form where every shout of "CHAIRS!" drops another chair on stage and sends the improvisers scrambling to build a whole new world.

Prague's own Imperfectionists close the night with Deconstruction, the classic Chicago long-form in which a single long opening scene becomes the source material for everything that follows. Later scenes pull apart its characters, themes, and throwaway lines, exploring them from new angles before returning to where it all began.

Whether you already love improv or have never seen it before, the Extravaganza is a chance to see some of Prague’s improv community sharing one stage for one big night.

No scripts. No repeats. One night only.

Early bird ticket prices are available until November 1st!