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Armando - Improvisers get a suggestion from the audience, monologue about what that means to them and use that as inspiration for scenes.
Choose Your Own Adventure - Improvisers tell a linear story that can take different turns when the audience is given the opportunity to move the story in a number of directions, like the childrens book series.
The Real World - 8 Improvisers forced to live in a 'house' and see what happens when people stop being polite and start getting REAL
B.S. in Theatre - Improvisers 'audition' for a fictitous play chosen by the audience and their personal and professional lives are seen as they prepare to put on the play in the final scene of the show.
The Bat - Improv done completely in the dark. Like a live, improvised radio show.
The Colleseum - All scenes take place in the same location, as chosen by the audience (the different areas of a baseball stadium and the characters that would be there, for example).
Family Portrait - Improvisers ask personal questions to the audience and casually discuss on stage before using these questions as inspiration for their scenes
La Ronde - 2 improvisers establish a scene and one improviser is tagged out while the other keeps their original character. This continues through the entire show, tapping out the last improviser to enter the scene.
The Island - Competitive 'Reality TV' inspired improv, where the audience helps vote out improvisers based on rules and scenework, until one champion remains!
Generation Why - Improvisers monologue about current events that effect our Generation and use that as inspiration for their scenes.
Middle Becky - 4 Improvisers perform the first half of the show with suggestions from the audience, then 4 different improvisers continue the show by playing the same characters in the same locations (replaced, just like Becky from Rosanne!)
Living Room - A small group of improvisers connect with the audience in a casual conversation for and use that as inspiration for their scenes.
Bookends - Improvisers start with a rant about things that bother them and do scenes and characters based on this. They end the show with another rant, wrapping up the issues that were brought up during the show.
Close Quarters - Improvisers can only travel 100 yards from the location picked by the audience, forcing characters and situations to slowly interact and tell a story.
Mono-Scene - Improvisers do one continuous scene, based on a one word suggestion from the audience.
Year in the Life - The audience gives the attributes (job, age, location, etc) of one character and we see one year in the life of this person through a series of scenes.
Harold - Improvisers do 3 separate scenes done 3 different times each that converge and tell a story.
Butterfly Effect
Cats Cradle
Murder Mystery
Apocalypse
Facebook
Montage
Speed Dating
Bookends
The Buddy System