Yeah, it’s like a pizza‑delivery heist. The script gives you the route and the cue words, the improv is what you do when the guard fumbles or the alarm buzzes. Keep the lines tight on paper, then when reality hiccups, toss in a joke, a fake cry, or a rubber chicken—anything that breaks the rhythm and buys you time. The trick is to stay ready to riff off the unexpected while still hitting the key beats. That’s the sweet spot between rigid and chaos.