• Alan Alda: Alan Alda's autobiography is the best book I've read in quite a while, and everyone else should read it. (Really, I should have read it ages ago, but ...
• Kevin Tomlinson: Over the next couple of weeks, Kevin is doing a number of shows at The Etcetera Theatre in Camden, including mask, improvisation and (unless he's cut ...
• Georgia: This is a bit of a geeky entry I'm afraid. Three words though to its detractors: Deal with it. Surely we've all noticed that the sort of things you se...
• Biggins: It's panto season everyone - hooray. So brace yourself for Chrisotpher Biggins - or, more shockingly, David Walliams dressed as Christopher Biggins at...
• Clive Barker: Much in my theatre thoughts right now is the division between 'body-based'/physical theatre and 'text-based'/classical theatre. The sort of theatre pr...

Too many plays have been written; too many actors know their lines. Too many shows start and finish as intended - this has to stop. We try to put the fun, the unpredictable, and the spontaneous back into narrative theatre - to, if you like, bring the uncertain to the stage.

The Uncertainty Division is a London-based improvisation group, founded in 2001. Our first solo show was No Second Thoughts, in March 2002, followed by Impromime, a fully-improvised pantomime featuring more people, more costumes, and improvised songs and music throughout. We have toured three shows: Out Of Your Mind in 2003, An Extremely Memorable Emergency in 2004, and Impromime became our winter touring show in the 2005/06 season.

You can read more about us. In addition, our touring shows have each been covered by tour diaries; and we have a more rambling blog. We also have a gallery of publicity and show photography, and a collection of nice things people have said about us.