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Oh, what a night! About a week and a half ago, we got to celebrate the 20th anniversary of easylaughs. At Plein Theater on 28 November, we gathered nearly 30 former and current cast members to play a show celebrating the best of easylaughs and the joy of improv in front of a sold-out crowd.

This procedure has been tested on a single subject, please follow at your own risk. Side effects may include stepping out of your introverted shell, shining in the spotlight, and never having to prepare for anything ever again.

For those, like me, who retain every little detail of everything they play, improv nostalgia can be both a gift and a curse. And those who forget quickly afterwards, like our very own Nirvi Maru, can enjoy the present moment and move on to experience the new one.

This summer, I spoke to some of our favourite cast members about the most memorable characters they have played in an improvised show. In the first of the series, we meet Suzie from the world of Tarantino, created and played by Nicole Mischler.

According to the website Answer The Public, one of the top searches related to improv in the Netherlands is: Why is improv so bad?

Lately, I had a chat with someone who would help at easylaughs with marketing. The conversation went like this. (…) — What do you mean by...

Su Mee: New song assignments feel like a gift to me, carefully chosen with love, especially for us.

Afraid of singing but want to try musical improv nevertheless? You can, it's easier than you think.

It’s April in Amsterdam and that means things are warming up. The tulips are showing their colours, the tourists are showing theirs and...

If you've got an idea for easylaughs, no matter what it is, let us know! Let's see what we can make happen together