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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.

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...

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.

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 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...

Quick fire game 2 players at a time (A and B) A makes a statement and B replies the phrase “they said” and then gives an action which A must enact. Then B makes a statement and so on and so on Maybe buzz out people if they take too long? Example:            ...

A scene is played where all statements are followed by the phrase “if you know what I mean” making originally innocuous statements suddenly seedy and inappropriate for COMEDIC EFFECT. The scenario should be either inherently awkward and/or suggestive (e.g. bu...

Scene in Norwegian, Chuck “translates” the scene. Notes on play: Needs to be workshopped more