Fingers: Instead of improvising with your whole body, put two fingers on top of a chair and pretend it’s your character. This can reduce stress in the performers. Perfect for teaching improvisation and it’s also a fun performance game.
Flashlight Theater Improv
Quick Description To play flashlight theater, the players improvise without stage lights. They are lit…
Foreign Language Pillars
Quick Description Audience members on stage are prompted to tell the players what to say. …
Fork in the Road
Quick Description Early in an improvised scene, a director (host or other player) stops the…
Fortunately/Unfortunately or Good News/Bad News
Players tell a story starting with a statement. Every subsequent part of the story starts…
Garage Sale
How to Play Players get a few suggestions of items that would be found at…
Gitty Britty
Short Description Players British (Britty) accent gets thicker with every ring of the bell. How…
Good Acting: Bad Acting
"Experience the dynamic Good Acting: Bad Acting improv game where players switch between good and…
Guess what happens next? Exactly.
A storytelling activity that is easy to run and offers many learning points. One person…
Headlines Improv Game
How to Play A caller (Host, Emcee, member of the other team or audience member)…
Hear No Evil
How to Play Two players are chosen to go off stage and placed into the soundproof booth…
High School Foreign Language Improv Scene
How to Play Players ask the audience for a foreign language they studied while in…
I am a story… Storytelling activity for Video Calls
Quick Description To play I am a story…participants pick up something within arms reach of…
I Give You The Glorious Goat
How to Play To play Glorious Goat have the group stand in a circle. One…
I’ve Always Wanted To Direct
How to Play One of the players is chosen by the audience to be the…
Interwoven Monologues
Quick Description Three players tell three monologues a few lines at a time and the…