Few games demand such an “outside the box” approach to onstage physicality as “Contact” or “Touch to Talk.”
Category Archives: Improv Terms and Vocabulary
“T” is for “Talking Heads”
Four possible “adds” to elevate your scene beyond a strictly “talking heads” affair.
Game Library: “Tag-Team Monologue”
A popular narrative short-form game for your collection.
“T” is for “Take”
Some hot takes about the art of focus takes.
Game Library: “Text/Subtext”
Unlock the fun (and challenge) of shifting quickly between your text and subtext.
“S” is for “Subtext”
I like your shoes.
Game Library: “Pan Left, Pan Right”
“Pan Left” to the latest Game Library entry…
“S” is for “Strangers”
Here are five answers to the improvisational riddle “when is a stranger not a stranger…?”
Game Library: “Relay Entrances and Exits”
Learn how to sell your exits (and entrances) with this energetic improv drill.
“S” is for “Sticky Feet”
Do you suffer from the improvisational curse of “Sticky Feet?”