In the spirit of Food Court Musical, comes this viral ad for LastMinute.com, a London theatre ticketing company. The resemblence to Improv Everywhere's production is uncanny, right down to the threatening security guard who...

Improv Everywhere returns to make yet another public spectacle (spectacle.) This time they use identical twins, twins, on a subway to give the illusion (illusion) of a human mirror (mirror.)  If they had done this at 3 a.m.,...

No, it's not another freeze. Guerrilla acting group, Improv Everywhere attempted to bring a little major league flavor to kids' baseball by rallying crazy fans and pulling off what would otherwise be a live interview. The...

In the vein of Improv Everywhere's "Grand Central Freeze," the spontaneous acts of weirdness have gone global. Street "acting" has popped up all over, and it would seem Japan has joined the ranks. "The Ginza Station Freeze"...

Spontaneous public actors group, Improv Everywhere, strikes again with a theatrical musical set and performed in a Los Angeles shopping mall. It starts off with spilled lemonade, then the main theme of "Can I get a Napkin...

The guerilla theater group "Improv Everywhere" goes like, totally, retro with their latest public attack. The "agents" calmly enter a busy Starbucks, one-by-one, with their huge desktop computers and monitors. The caffeine...

The guerilla comedy troupe "Improv Everywhere" strikes again! Charlie Todd, the twisted mastermind behind the group, choreographed hundreds of participants to freeze exactly at the same time in one of NYC's most famous...

For New Yorkers, seeing someone on the subway with no pants shouldn't be that big of a deal (We enjoyed strippers on the L train a few weeks ago!). However, 1,000 pants-less people on the 6 train on a cold Saturday in...

The guerilla theater group "Improv Everywhere" shows off a little skin at Abercrombie & Fitch. The clothing chain might have a topless male model at the door, but that doesn't mean they want a group of average Joes showing...

The Guerilla theater group Improv Everywhere continues to suck innocent New Yorkers into their improvised performance pieces. This time around, a gaggle of redheads protest Wendy’s for using a freckled, pig-tailed stereotype...