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Improvisation
These exercises can help to introduce many of the skills required for the group to create their own scenes and plays by focussing on the development of situations, characters and status relationships. The activities cover improvised speech and action, the use of props, an understanding of physical theatre, subtext, devising and directing.

Improvisation games and activities available to subscribers include:

Alphabet Conversation - Blank Characters - Breakfast Serial - Emotions - Experts -  Future Perfect - Hands Through - I'm Really Sorry - Make Friends/Argue - Martian And Earthling - Pack Of Cards -  Pecking Order - People Poems - Physical Theatre - Round Robin - Scene From Your Life - Shoe Shuffle - Spin-Offs - Status Pictures - Still Images - Talk To Me Like The Rain - Who Am I? - Yes, And...

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