Key Words 1
Define improvisation.
What is acting without a script?
Game that requires you to die as close to the 60 second mark.
What is death in a minute?
Best location to perform your scene.
What is down stage?
Two types of improv.
A game where one student starts in the hallway.
What is party quirks?
Platform of a scene.
What is the setting/location and the characters and their relationship?
Negative way to respond in improv that prevents the scene from moving forward.
What is blocking?
A game that requires one to endow their character and then the characteristics of the others on stage.
What is taxi?
Fully embracing a character. Bringing offers that are complimentary (opposite) to your character trait.
What is endowing a character?
Define raising the stakes.
What is making the scene meaningful?
A game that requires focus.
What is ALL of them?
Suggestions that the improvisers require at the beginning of their event.
What is "Ask Fors"?
What is making an offer?
The main reason we participated in monologues of an inanimate object?
What is fully endowing a character (physicalization, voice, facial expressions)?
The main rule of improv.
What is accepting (say yes, never say no)?