I first came across the mischief-inviting game with my Gorilla Theatre company and it’s been a favorite ever since.
Category Archives: Improv Terms and Vocabulary
“S” is for “Sidecoaching”
This entry examines some tips and techniques for the all-important tool of “Sidecoaching.”
Game Library: “In A, With A, While A…”
In a… blog entry, with a… heaping helping of suggestions, while a… reader contemplates the scenic possibilities.
“S” is for “Showing”
You may have heard the oft-quoted adage of “show don’t tell” on the improv stage, but what does that actually mean and how do you do it?
Game Library: “Famous Last Words”
Few scenes guarantee a more epic ending than “Famous Last Words.”
“S” is for “Short-Form”
Here’s an effort to identify some of the common elements that make short-form what it is.
Game Library: “Here They Come”
You can never truly know just who will walk through that door in “Here They Come!”
“S” is for “Shivving”
Is your improv “Shivving” adding mischief or injury?
Game Library: “Emotional Door”
Everyone gets a little chance to shine in the short-form game, “Emotional Door.”
“S” is for “Shining”
Some signs that you might be shining in ways that are problematically eclipsing your scene partners…