Other improv sketches included: 1. “3-Headed Monster,” in which a participant from the audience was picked out and serenaded, one head and one word at a time, by a three-headed monster. 2. “POV,” in which a rap song was generated with a place suggested by someone in the audience. 3. “Underscore,” in which audience members temporarily donated their cell phones and tablets so that theme music could be provided for an extemporaneous movie plot. 4. “Freeze,” in which word suggestions were collected from the audience for a skit which was continually interrupted by one actor after another until the story was completed. 5. “International Star,” which featured a Norwegian pop star with a translator and several interpretive backup dancers. The finale, “Create a Musical,” was by far the longest and most unbeatable sketch of the show. As words such as “Walmart” and “school” were hurled from the audience, an impromptu and rather nightmarish musical was created, which involved a student being lost at Walmart University while a foreign employee, a romance, two shady inspectors and a couple of disgruntled workers added to the intrigue. Overall, I was very entertained and amused by this troupe. Improvisation is the hardest aspect of theatrical performance there is, and during the years that these students have worked on improv, they have built up the confidence to step out in the limelight and demonstrate their hard-won skill.

TNT’s On-the-Spot performers include: Ryann Baily, Eliza Blair, Pearley Dufort, Corbin Florence, Lucas Gandola, Brady Holms, MacKenzie Nelson, Spencer Sanders and Samuel Stapp.