DRAMA GAMES
Drama Games for breaking the ice, physical warm-ups, group dynamics and encouraging creativity. These activities are drawn from a wide range of sources, including traditional games, as well as exercises developed by directors, actors and teachers. View each category by selecting from the drop-down menu – or use SEARCH.

Count To 20

Daft Definitions

Drama Games for Story Books

Family Portraits

Fruit Salad

Grandma’s Footsteps

Guess Who I Am

Imaginarium

Night Watchman

One Word At A Time

Open and Close

Pecking Order

Poetry in Motion

Random Sound Stories

Sculptor and Statue

Shoe Shuffle

Siren (Voice Warm-Up)

Soundscapes

Status Pictures

Story Orchestra

Ten Second Objects

There Is Only One Liar

Three Changes

Three Word Sentences

Two Truths And A Lie

What Are You Doing?

Where Do You Stand? (inc Online Version)

Count To 20

Daft Definitions

Drama Games for Story Books

Family Portraits

Fruit Salad

Grandma’s Footsteps

Guess Who I Am

Imaginarium

Night Watchman

One Word At A Time

Open and Close

Pecking Order

Poetry in Motion

Random Sound Stories

Sculptor and Statue

Shoe Shuffle

Siren (Voice Warm-Up)

Soundscapes

Status Pictures

Story Orchestra

Ten Second Objects

There Is Only One Liar

Three Changes

Three Word Sentences

Two Truths And A Lie

What Are You Doing?

Where Do You Stand? (inc Online Version)
I find ‘Poetry in Motion’ a great way to teach lines from Shakespeare!

Love the Guess Who I Am game – had great fun choosing lots of famous paintings and can’t wait to try it out on Y4 in Zoom time on Thursday!

Thank you David Farmer !!! I love your Drama Games and they inspire me greatly!

I loved this game, the students were extremely spontaneous and that made it more enjoyable. I often use all the drama games that you send and believe me it’s made my classes fun!

Thank you for sending me the suggestions for the parents’ workshop. The parents loved those sessions and could understand how their children are learning and why their kids say that drama is so much fun. They really loved it!

I find ‘Poetry in Motion’ a great way to teach lines from Shakespeare!

Love the Guess Who I Am game – had great fun choosing lots of famous paintings and can’t wait to try it out on Y4 in Zoom time on Thursday!

Thank you David Farmer !!! I love your Drama Games and they inspire me greatly!

I loved this game, the students were extremely spontaneous and that made it more enjoyable. I often use all the drama games that you send and believe me it’s made my classes fun!

Thank you for sending me the suggestions for the parents’ workshop. The parents loved those sessions and could understand how their children are learning and why their kids say that drama is so much fun. They really loved it!

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