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| Basic Improv Games & Exercises for classes, rehearsals, team-building: Here is a list of some of our favorite Games! NEW - We have created a study guide with loads of educational materials for teachers to use. CLICK HERE TO download OUR study guide with lists of games, glossary of terms, word find puzzles and more! Freeze Tag 2 Players begin a scene as the others form a semi-circle around the scene. An Emcee yells "freeze". The person at the front where the semi-circle and takes the position of one of the players in the scene. A new scene/situation begins in that position. Players continue to rotate as the circle goes one full round 1 Minute to 5 Seconds The Emcee gets a suggestion from the audience for noun and a verb (exp "Table" "Skipping". 2 Players perform a 60 second scene about this topic. When they hit 60 seconds the scene is over and they must repeat the same scene again: action for action, motion for motion but in 30 seconds. After 30 seconds they must repeat the scene again in 15 seconds, then 10 until they count down to 5 seconds. Emotional Roller Coaster An Emcee takes a list of emotions from the audience. 2 Players perform in a scene that changes emotions when directed by the Emcee. Film & Theatre Styles 2 Players are given a scene and then various film/theatre/tv styles to act it out in Speak It Sing It 3 Players act out a scene. They break out into song when the Emcee says "Sing it" Alphabet Game 2 Players perform in a scene with each sentence starting with successive letters of the alphabet Day in the Life The Emcee gets an audience member to go through a "memorable" day in their life. After writing down the basic outline of that day, the cast re-enacts that day through an interpretive modern dance. Party Quirks 3 Players are guests at a party and each give an "quirk" from the audience. It is up the party host to guess each quirk. Audience Sound Effects 2 Audience members supply the sound effects for 2 players in the scene. Warm Ups: 21 Countdown Players form in a circle and must count randomly to 21. No two players can speak at the same time. Listening Skills are essential and this is great for focusing energy Tag Team Questions 2 teams face off in a scene where they are only allowed to speak in questions. Can swap players as needed. One Word Story Players form a circle and must complete an entire story with each player adding one word as the story circulates. Click HERE for a glossary of Improv & Theatre Terms |
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