Improv is different every night, so the audience's reaction is the closest thing a troupe has to a recording of what worked. This audience feedback form helps improv groups, comedy theaters, and student troupes find out what landed, what dragged, and whether people plan to come back.
Audience members pick the show date and say whether it was their first time, then rate the show overall, how well the performers worked together, how they used audience suggestions, and the quality of the scenes. A pacing question, a favorite moment, and ratings for the venue atmosphere and comfort follow, along with space to flag issues like sound, seating, or parking.
Toward the end, the form asks how likely people are to come to another show and to recommend the troupe, whether they would bring a group, and which improv formats they want to see more of. Only people who want updates about upcoming shows are asked for an email address, so the mailing list grows with people who asked to join.
