Sci-prov combines science and improv in creative, funny, and never before seen ways. Scientists present their work in short, digestible presentations followed by brief Q&A, all of which can become fodder for the improv scenes. The improv scenes are created on the fly- unique to each show.

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Sci-prov Events
Five people in a room with stone walls, seemingly acting in a theatrical scene. One person is bent over a chair, while the others observe. There are posters on the wall and a small table with a plant in the foreground.
A woman is giving a presentation in a room with stone walls, a large TV screen above showing a slide about virus threats and antivirals, and decorated with scarves and banners.
A group of people standing and sitting in a room with stone walls, some laughing and one person tossing a soccer ball into the air. A person is filming with a phone, others are smiling. There are sports banners and photographs on the walls.
Group of people performing or practicing improv in a casual indoor setting with brick walls, framed artwork, and wooden tables.
A woman giving a presentation indoors, with a large screen displaying a slide titled 'Unlimited Virus Threats vs Severely Limited Antivirus', a brick wall with blue scarves hanging, a soccer ball mounted on the wall, and other decor.
A woman performing stand-up comedy on stage in a rustic bar or cafe, with an audience seated at tables watching her, some taking notes or photos.