In this game, other characters have to finish your…
Category Archives: Improv Terms and Vocabulary
A Peek Inside: The Lost Comedies
“The Lost Comedies of William Shakespeare” seeks to honor the heightened poetic language of the Bard. Image Building is a helpful exercise to flex your language muscles.
Game Library: “Humanless Scene”
Rid your improv stage of all those pesky humans…
Game Library: “Headline”
“Extra, extra, read all about this fun news-inspired short-form game!”
Game Library: “Half Life”
Sometimes a scene can really benefit from being cut in half… and then half again…
Game Library: “Gibberish Switch”
Grab a bell and torture your teammates a little with Gibberish Switch!
Game Library: “Gibberish Commercial”
This takes the challenging short-form game, Commerical, up a level by stripping away your local language and replacing it with Gibberish,
Game Library: “Full Deck”
A lot of status fun is in the cards…
Game Library: “Forward/Reverse”
Here’s another short-form audience pleaser. Pleaser audience short-form another here’s.
Game Library: “Foreign Poet”
Bring a little literary flair to your short-form set with Foreign Poet.
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