No screens between the performers and the crowd, no pre-rendered anything. The cast performs on the volume and the audience watches the characters move, react and improvise live, in realtime 3D.

We're workshopping the format now - figuring out the show, the characters, the games, and how far the tech can be pushed with a live room in front of it. It's early, it's unannounced, and it's genuinely being built from scratch.

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This is the part where it stops being an idea. We're looking for a small group of people to help shape the show from the inside, including:

• Improv performers who want to play a character rather than wear one
• Writers and format people who think in games, bits and structure
• Directors and stage producers who can run a live room
• Technical artists and mocap operators who like solving problems with an audience watching
• Real-time and Unreal Engine artists - characters, sets, lighting, effects
• Anyone who hears “live improv in motion capture” and immediately has opinions about it

No prior motion capture experience needed for the performance side - we'll teach you the tech. What matters more is that you want to be in the room while this thing gets figured out.

Tell us a little about yourself below and we'll be in touch with what's next.