This short-form standard packs a punch and requires players to work closely together towards a common goal.
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“O” is for “Obvious”
Enjoy these obvious pointers…
Game Library: “Get Them To…”
This exercise ably demonstrates the importance of clear objectives and tactics in our scripted and non-scripted scene work. And it’s my 200th post to boot!
“O” is for “Objective”
What are you fighting for as your characters on the improv stage?
Game Library: “Pop-Up Story Book”
This game requires a little rolling around on the floor but, if you’re physically up for it, “Pop-Up Story Book” can unlock delightfully whimsical stories.
“N” is for “Narrative”
This entry articulates some helpful qualities for a strong improvised narrative or story.
Game Library: “Name Circle”
Here’s a super-sized ImprovDr Game Library entry with eight different name games!
“N” is for “Names”
A rose by any other name might smell as sweet, but a rose without any name at all might cause you some issues when you’re trying to buy one at the florist…
Game Library: “Tag-Team Song”
Some thoughts on a short-form improv mainstay, “Tag-Team Song.”
“M” is for “Music”
A little well-executed music can go a long way on the improv stage.
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