Francophone Improvisation League

SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION!

Are you interested in improvisation and theater? Now's the time to get involved with the Ligue d'Impro Franco-Colombienne (LIFC) and join the competition! Form your own team to take on improvisation challenges in a friendly, creative setting. Whether you're a novice or already passionate about improv, come and test your limits and have fun in a unique tournament.

You have until November 24, 2024 to submit your application.

Here's what you need to do!

1. Click on the “Register” button at the top of the page.
2. Log in to your member area or create an account if you don't already have one.
3. In the “My events” section, select the “LIFC 2025” form and complete it.

All costs will be covered, but please note that places are limited! Don't miss this opportunity to share your passion, meet other artists and be part of a unique collective adventure.

Any questions? Check out our FAQ on our new event registration process.

You can also contact Jeane, the LIFC event coordinator, at jeane@cjfcb.com

WHAT’S THE LIFC?

The Ligue d'improvisation franco-colombienne is offered by the Conseil jeunesse, in partnership with the CSF, to students of the Conseil scolaire francophone, aged 14 to 18. During an improvisation tournament, teams of students compete in intense, funny and surprising matches. Using their creativity and spontaneity, participants improvise stories, characters and situations based on randomly selected topics.

LIFC objectives

Develop oral expression skills: Improvisation is a powerful tool for improving oral fluency, self-confidence and the ability to adapt quickly to new situations. Encourage teamwork: Improvisation is above all a team effort, in which teammates need to be in sync to create harmonious, entertaining scenes. Reinforcing the spirit of healthy competition: Teams compete in a friendly tournament where each match is a chance to show off your talent, but also to laugh together and share a unique moment.

How does the tournament work?

Team formation: Students form teams of 4 to 8 members. If some participants do not have a team, it is possible to integrate teams to complete. **Before entering the tournament, each team takes part in improvisation workshops led by professionals. These sessions help develop specific techniques: character creation, staging, stress management, etc. The tournament: Over the weekend, teams compete in matches (qualifiers, semi-finals and finals) with a referee who draws lots to determine the topics, then the players improvise short, often humorous scenes in front of an audience.