The League of Improv
- Nicole Kent
- Sep 24
- 1 min read
💛19 September 2025, 9pm
💛Underbelly Boulevard, Soho, 6 Walker's Court, W1F 0BT
💛Tickets - £20 (booking fee may apply) https://www.theleagueofimprov.com
The League of Improv is a fast-paced comedy show that blends improvisation with stand-up. With no script in sight, the seven-person cast takes cues from the audience to build characters, storylines, and scenes completely on the spot.
The performers are impressively in sync, knowing instinctively when to let a moment breathe and when to jump in or switch gears. While not every gag lands perfectly, these dips are fleeting thanks to the cast’s sharp awareness of their audience and quick adaptability. Their energy never falters, and throughout the night they transform into a parade of wildly different characters, complete with varied accents, voices, and physicality. Later in the show, some characters even return to interact with new ones, creating a sense of continuity that feels surprisingly polished for something entirely unscripted.
The show’s format adds an extra twist: each night features a guest stand-up comedian—Jake Lambert—who roams the front row, drawing quirky details from unsuspecting audience members. He reappears several times throughout the night at the cast’s invitation, feeding them material to spin into scenes. It’s a clever structure: while the cast could improvise from any random suggestion, weaving in the audience’s personal anecdotes makes the show feel intimate and unique. Plus, Jake Lambert’s quick wit during these exchanges adds a stand-up comedy spark alongside the improv.
The League of Improv thrives on spontaneity, audience connection, and the fearless creativity of its cast, making every performance a one-off experience that can’t be repeated.









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