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fandomtownies2013-03-28 09:03 am
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Improv Class, The Boards, Thursday Evening
"Bad news," Lizzie announced once everyone had filtered in. "You're all dead."
She'd give them a minute to adjust to their mortality while she sipped some coffee. Mmm, coffee.
"How did you die? That's up to you. Today's game is called Voices from Heaven. You're all lined up outside those pearly gates, waiting for your turn to get in, and you're going to strike up a conversation with the person next to you. That person and you happened to die together, and you have a few rounds to explain to the audience how that happened."
She flipped a hand. "It could be that you were on your way to work and someone else ran you down with a car, but that doesn't really explain how your new friend, the car's driver, also ended up here. The point of this exercise is for you and the other person to start at separate points and weave a fun backstory together. Start by explaining what you were doing, or where you were, earlier today, just before your impending death, and see where the story takes you. Remember to always say yes, and more importantly, to say 'yes, and.' Think you can handle it?"
She sure hoped so. This independent study write-up wasn't going to write itself, and she was running dangerously low on coffee.
She'd give them a minute to adjust to their mortality while she sipped some coffee. Mmm, coffee.
"How did you die? That's up to you. Today's game is called Voices from Heaven. You're all lined up outside those pearly gates, waiting for your turn to get in, and you're going to strike up a conversation with the person next to you. That person and you happened to die together, and you have a few rounds to explain to the audience how that happened."
She flipped a hand. "It could be that you were on your way to work and someone else ran you down with a car, but that doesn't really explain how your new friend, the car's driver, also ended up here. The point of this exercise is for you and the other person to start at separate points and weave a fun backstory together. Start by explaining what you were doing, or where you were, earlier today, just before your impending death, and see where the story takes you. Remember to always say yes, and more importantly, to say 'yes, and.' Think you can handle it?"
She sure hoped so. This independent study write-up wasn't going to write itself, and she was running dangerously low on coffee.
Arrive/Mingle!
The Stage!
Talk to Your Instructors
OOC
T-minus three hours until the last-ever episode of LBD, zomg.
Re: OOC