Over the last decades, Improv theatre has accomplished a lot, way beyond Italy. Thanks to international partnerships and collaborations, the world has seen a lovely tsunami of new shows and ideas, being monologues, dialogues, group shows, puppets, musicals, without words, comedies, dramas, based on real life, on pictures, maps, sounds and what-have-you; and everything has found its place on stage, thanks to dozens of local and global festivals, where we could discover and breathe all of this and more. Yep. On stage. Because, well, when we're talking about new stage productions, we're probably in the golden era of improv theatre; but when we look for the same creativity in finding new "stages", it's not exactly gold we're talking about. The neverending challenge between improv-on-stage and improv-on-screen is still facing some kind of standoff where very little is moving, and the only hearable voice is the one glorifying the powers of improv in front of a live