Tes drama games

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Choose two to four students to start onstage and give them a scene to start such as lifeguards rescuing someone from drowning. The other actors will need to improvise and join in the new scene. It must be completely different to the scene that was happening before. The teacher selects one person to be a gravekeeper, and they stand off to the side. The other students lie on their backs on the ground with their eyes open.

They must stay completely still, with a straight face. They are not allowed to touch the person on the ground. Anyone they succeed at making laugh is alive again and joins the gravekeeper in going around and trying to make the other students laugh or speak. This is a great game for helping your students learn stage directions. The teacher calls out stage directions, such as downstage right or center.

Any students who move there otherwise are eliminated. Try to keep the calls coming quickly to keep the game interesting. The teacher selects one student to sit in a chair and face away from the rest of the group. Ask the student in the chair to close their eyes. Once all three students have gone, the student in the chair must guess who each one was. Choose two to three actors to be onstage. Choose a director for each actor. The directors sit at the back, and the actors play out the scene at the front.

The teacher assigns the actors a scene and the first direction, and the scene begins. The actors can only do what their directors say. The directors each take a turn narrating the scene, and the actors must act it out. Playing drama games is a great informal benchmark for where students are at in both comfort and range. Having them engage in games continuously over the length of the course allows you to see visible progress as students learn, become more comfortable and grow their abilities.

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