Contest 4 Improv4Humans Tickets

Improv4humans is a podcast that was created by comedian Matt Besser. It features a rotating cast of improv performers who use audience suggestions to create spontaneous, often hilarious scenes. One of the highlights of the show is when they have guest comedians on, who bring their own unique spin to the improv.

Recently, Improv4humans held its fourth annual contest, which gave people from all over the world the chance to submit their own original improv scenes. The contest was open to everyone, regardless of experience level, and the only requirement was that the scenes had to be under 5 minutes long.

As you might expect, the entries were all over the place in terms of quality. But there were certainly some gems among them. One standout entry featured two friends sitting in a park discussing how one of them has been secretly sheltering an escaped chicken from a slaughterhouse. Another submission featured a couple going through a breakup while their dog offered up his own take on the situation.

What's perhaps most impressive about the Improv4humans contest is the way it provides an opportunity for aspiring comedians to flex their creative muscles. Improv can be intimidating, as there's no script to fall back on. You simply have to trust your instincts and go with the flow of the scene. But, at the same time, it can be incredibly rewarding and empowering when you nail a particularly funny moment.

At a time when many people are feeling isolated and uncertain about the future, Improv4humans is providing a much-needed dose of laughter and levity. And, in opening up their contest to anyone who wants to participate, they're also fostering a sense of community and camaraderie among comedy fans and creators alike.

So, whether you're a seasoned comedian or just someone looking for a good laugh, I highly recommend checking out Improv4humans. Who knows? Maybe next year's contest winner will be you.