Growing and Shrinking Machine is an improv performance game where a solo scene grows into a full group scene, then shrinks back down to one player. Each new player freezes the action and starts a completely new scene based on the frozen stage picture. It’s a great game for practicing physicality, scene transitions, recall, and ensemble awareness.
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Fingers: Improv Game to make you bolder
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Flashlight Theater Improv
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Foreign Language Pillars
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Fork in the Road
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Good Acting: Bad Acting
"Experience the dynamic Good Acting: Bad Acting improv game where players switch between good and…
Growing and Shrinking Machine Improv Game
Growing and Shrinking Machine is an improv performance game where a solo scene grows into…
Guess what happens next? Exactly.
A storytelling activity that is easy to run and offers many learning points. One person…
He Said, She Said
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Headlines Improv Game
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Hear No Evil
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