Expression

After the Catastrophe

Two players sit at an angle, visible to each other and the audience. Their task: without speaking, using only facial expressions and gest...

Developing a Character

Players walk through the room and imagine a person — their age, profession, worries, habits. They begin moving as that person would. The...

Emotional Chair

A solo exercise. The player sits on a chair and receives a simple prompt (e.g. 'shoes'). Their task is to continuously switch emotions — ...

Fake Crying

A technique exercise: do not blink for as long as possible, then blink once and repeat. The eyes naturally begin to water, producing real...

Guess the Expression

Player A kneels behind a chair so only their head is visible. The facilitator whispers emotions to A, who expresses them using only facia...

Loud-Silent Game

Emotions are often accompanied by sounds. A surprised person says 'Ooh!' A disgusted person says 'Eww!' Players practice these basic voc...

Mantra

Two players sit facing each other and have a conversation about a mundane topic. Then repeat the same conversation, but this time each p...

Traffic light

In this exercise the players can train perception, walking, encounter, status, posture and character. Game idea: The typical and well-kn...

Traffic Light

This exercise trains perception, walking, encounters, status, and physicality. Two groups stand on opposite sides of a wide space — like...

Waiting Room

Four players sit side by side — they are in a doctor's waiting room. Each secretly picks one person they love, one they hate, and one who...

Yes - No

Players form pairs. One can only say 'Yes', the other only 'No'. Despite this limitation, they have a full conversation using tone, volum...