Improv Terms and Vocabulary – Page 11

Game Library: “Five Things”

Five things to help you polish your approach to the energetic improv warm-up and brainstorming exercise Five Things.

Here’s a lesser played language handle that can challenge your dialogue skills.

The audience provides the bookends, and you do the rest in First Line, Last Line.

Let’s get in the car and go…

An audience member helps improvisers create large and memorable characterizations in Family Dinner.

Four stacked exercises form the bedrock of Factory Line – a way to explore how activity and dialogue can inform and enrich your scene work.

This will get everyone’s heart rate up…

Exchanging letters has never been so much fun.

Bring some musicality to your improv warm-ups with Emotional Symphony.

This dubbing game splits up the work required to mount the next great Broadway-style musical…