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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...

Placards with states of emotion are placed on the floor. Each player must take on the state of emotion when on the placard. The host will tell when to move during game play by saying “move”. If this is done during a sentence, the player speaking must continue...

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.

A person (Karen) calls customer service for some predefined reason by the host. The caller is then transferred to department to department. Customer Service announces the next representative and the new department. Notes on play: We started off doing this o...

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...

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...

This is a game about fast switching activity, a bit like “Channel Surfing”. Players A starts the scene with a scenario given by the host. Then Player B enters the scene and changes the scenario. The player should make a clear statement, what the new scenario...

This is a game about character acting and creatively building up a scene. Player A starts to act out the scenario given by the host. Then player A hands over to the next player B, by giving him/her the role in the family. Player B hands over in a similar way,...

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.

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...

A scenario is given A scene is played in 60 seconds. It is played again but in 30 seconds this time. Then in 15 seconds Then 5 seconds 1 second After workshopping in person, decided it’s better to play the scene in 30, 15, and 5 seconds.

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

2 players start a scene A 3rd player interrupts by saying “freeze” after which the first 2 players freeze in whatever position they were in. The 3rd player takes the place of one of the players on stage and assumes their frozen position before restarting the ...

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...

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