A playful group game where teams of three try to randomly display a total of exactly 11 fingers. It’s fast, energizing, and surprisingly thrilling—even though success is pure luck.
Conflict: Is it necessary?
Conflict! That’s the necessary ingredient in ALL stories. Right? Well… let’s challenge that assumption. So often a…
Dance to make your partner happy
Quick Description Players in pairs. One player is the leader the other is the follower. …
Did-ya-ever… Improv Game
Quick Description Players create a story one word at a time that always starts with…
Ding Buzz — the Bell and Buzzer!
You may notice that some games rely on a bell and others rely on a…
Ding Yes and…
Yes and is a fundamental tool for improvisers. This simple idea allows players to build…
Emotional Physicality
In pairs or small groups have the players have a conversation where the last word…
Find This… Improv Game for Remote Meetings
For remote meetings. Each person is asked to find something in their house that fits…
Finish the word
Finish the word offers insight and fun for all skill groups. Have the players stand in…
Follow the Leader – one step behind
How to Play This is a paired game where one player will lead and the…
Fortunately/Unfortunately or Good News/Bad News
Players tell a story starting with a statement. Every subsequent part of the story starts…
Genre Character Walk
Quick Description The group walks around randomly and walks like a character from a genre.…
Genre Circle
Quick description Choose a genre. Stand in a circle. Brainstorm different elements about that genre…
Genre Without 3 Clichés
Players create evolving tableaus by adding themselves as elements to a scene, each declaring their…
Guess what happens next? Exactly.
A storytelling activity that is easy to run and offers many learning points. One person…
Hide and Seek in Plain Sight
Play a game of hide and seek where all the players act as if they…