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2 players are given a scenario 3rd player interjects “New choice” when desired The person who is “new choiced” must immediately restate their last statement with a new choice of topic, direction, etc., depending on the original statement.

This is a game about creating a scene and evolving a quirk or certain, annoying habit. The scene starts between players A and B (and C) discussing a quirk or annoying habit of the next door neighbor. After elaborating on the subject, they visit next door neig...

2 players act out a scene without speaking 3rd player speaks as both of the voices of the 2 players on stage Notes on play: Workshopping alternatives: Mouthing/not mouthing words Try this both with and without a given scenario

This game is for two people. They are given an initial situation and slowly try to one up the other person’s ailment/predicament/achievement. Gameplay ended by host.

This game is about acting out a little scene, being hampered by a sickness. The game is for two players, which act out a scenario given by the host or the audience. But while acting it out, they are hampered by a certain sickness. The actors draw their sickne...

A game for three players. Player A and Player B are each given 2 lines of dialogue. They can only say these two lines. Player C can say whatever he likes. A scenario is given to the players. Host ends the game.

Everyone in the waiting room is assigned a “condition” ex. Has lice or ex. Has restless feet Possibly a guessing game for the audience, can they guess the conditions and get the patients into the doctors office in time? Maybe the host is the nurse at receptio...

Quirks are collected from the audience on slips of paper. Three quirks are given to the players; 1 audience member can be included. Player A is having a party and each of the other players is “rung” in by the host. Each player must stay at the party until Pla...

This game is about guessing your role. One actor, player A, is the celebrity in a press conference and he/she has to leave the room. The audience or the actors decide about the character, profession or recent activity of player A. The other players are journa...

One line is given to the players that has its basis in a real news story. The players will make up a story to fit the line. The audience then deicides whose story is closest to the actual news story.

This game is for 3 or 4 players. The host gives a scenario and selects the minstrel. As the skit progresses, the minstrel interrupts saying “That sounds like a song!” and songs a short ditty. Host ends gameplay. The minstrel needs an instrument or sound devi...

A scenario is provided 1 player acts out a scene 2nd player makes all the sound effects for the scene Notes on play: I think the humor in this game is in making the sound maker sweat. That could be done with making many actions that requires sound effects a...

This game is, that all players continue with their sound and maybe action, not doing it just once. That host is giving a scenario. Then each player announces, what he/she is going to do and then is creating the announced sound effect (and maybe an action). Ea...

The host writes a short story with several blanks in it (like a Mad Lib). The host will read the story and ask for audience suggestions to fill in the blanks. As the story progresses and blanks are filled in, the players announce something/someone/phenomenon ...

Host arranges a bag of props that none of the players has seen. There are 2 players. A scenario is given in which Player A has packed a bag and periodically pulls out a prop to answer a need, help, or solution. The host ends the game.

Host arranges a prop that none of the players have seen. All players join trying to find as many uses for the prop in 60 seconds. The host presents the prop, sets the timer, and ends game play.

The audience is asked for sentences on slips of paper. Player A and Player B are given the slips of paper. They carry out a scene presented by the host and use the slips of paper in the dialogue. The players cannot read the sentence prior to using them. There...

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