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| IMPROV 4 KIDS Frasier Productions of New York 212-592-4435 info@fpny.org |
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| Improv Games & Exercises for classes, rehearsals, team-building: Here is a list of some of our favorite Games! 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. |
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