Status

Encounters

The group splits into As and Bs. Both groups walk around the room. The As have high status, the Bs have low status. The As make eye conta...

Guess status

In this exercise, the expression of a status is practiced and one gets feedback whether the others have actually perceived the status as ...

Guess the Status

Players embody a status level from 0 (lowest) to 10 (highest) and perform a short scene or solo. The audience guesses the number. This e...

King

One player is King, sitting on a throne. The King commands what emotions the other players must display. Players step forward one at a ti...

One Too Many

3-5 players on stage. As the name says, one player is too many. That player must be excluded by the group — but everyone wants to belong....

Status Chain

A situation is given (e.g. restaurant). One player has absolute high status (the guest). The guest's wishes are passed down a chain of de...

Status Group

Four players draw cards numbered 1 (high status) to 4 (low status). They play a scene, each embodying their assigned status level. After...

Status Topping

A playing area is defined. The facilitator should monitor solvability. Players enter one at a time, each establishing a higher status tha...

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...

Your Excellency

Played by two people: the Excellency and their advisor who acts as teacher. The advisor asks the Excellency questions. The Excellency alw...