Meanings of impro in English

A bunch of stupidly brave impro teams take up the challenge.

But fair enough, if it helps generate the performer-audience rapport on which impro feeds.

French ballet, not yet set in its ways, would have been transformed by Africans into impro visational and fusion ballet.

Thus, the postoperative improvement in the exercise capacity both in mitral stenosis and in aortic regurgitation is associated with an impro …

A very small crew and shot impro, now here, I get the impression that this was, the dialogue itself was probably improvised.

British baby goods retailer Mothercare has warned that its full-year profit would be much lower than earlier expectations as it did not see any impro(...)

She is also part of an all women Impro Group, Permission Improbable.