A comedy troupe is a group of performers who specialize in creating and performing comedic material, typically in the form of sketches, stand-up, improvisation, or theatrical performances. These groups can vary in size and may include actors, writers, and directors collaborating to create humorous content. Comedy troupes often perform live in theaters, comedy clubs, or other venues, and they may also create recordings for television or online platforms. The dynamic within a comedy troupe is essential, as the members typically share a comedic style, timing, and chemistry that enhances their performances and engages audiences. Notable examples of comedy troupes include Monty Python, The Groundlings, and Saturday Night Live’s cast members.
TV Tokyo's late-night show unveils the intriguing world of Tsuda's comedy troupe, highlighting their unique dynamics and creative processes. Tsuda's troupe, including members like Rice Sekimachi and Gakutensoku Yojou, is…