
‘What Are You Doing?’ Improvisation Exercise
To build adaptability, spontaneous thinking, and physical storytelling skills through playful improvisation. This activity trains delegates to listen closely, respond creatively and transition role...

This interactive relay exercise helps delegates recognise, express and interpret emotions, both primary and complex. It develops emotional intelligence by improving awareness of subtle facial expre...

Three-Line Improvisation Scene Exercise
This exercise is useful to sharpen improvisational thinking and emotional reasoning by building mini-scenes. The scenes involve unusual behaviours, their recognition and justification, all in just ...

Zombie name chase game is a high-energy, low-prep activity that combines laughter with learning. It can be used as warm-up or icebreaker to help delegates learn each others’ names. It is also great...

Marmite or Death! - Focus Exercise
Marmite or Death! is high-energy, silly and surprisingly challenging. It is ideal for breaking the ice, re-energising a tired group or preparing delegates for creative or high-pressure tasks. You c...

Zombie Tag Challenge – Adaptability Exercise
This high-energy physical activity is designed to explore team communication, adaptability, strategic decision-making and leadership under pressure. This is a playful and immersive version of the c...

The Story Shuffle Challenge for Memory and Storytelling
This exercise is designed to enhance narrative memory and creativity by having delegates build a collaborative story, one sentence at a time, using random words. It challenges them to think creativ...

Body Language Storytelling Relay Teamwork Exercise
This exercise helps delegates improve their ability to communicate and interpret stories using body language alone. It promotes creativity, teamwork and a deeper understanding of how much can be ex...

Character Improv Roleplay Exercise
This exercise helps delegates build self-confidence, step outside their comfort zones, and explore emotional expression by embodying randomly assigned characters. Through improvisation, delegates l...

Acting Through Objects with Non-Verbal Expression
This exercise encourages participants to develop non-verbal communication skills and creative expression by focusing on the emotional and relational significance of objects. By interacting with a r...

Creative Story Making with Dice Exercise
This exercise enhances creativity, quick thinking and storytelling skills by challenging delegates to create a coherent narrative using random symbols or images rolled from dice. It encourages spon...

Acting and Improvisation Exercises
Practicing improvisation exercises can greatly help with communication skills and help reduce fear of being on stage. In a controlled environment of a class, you can easily get delegates to practic...

Storytelling Exercise: Form a Line
This is a creativity exercise that encourages delegates to create a story together as a group. It is ideal for team building, acting and creativity. You can also modify the exercise to limit its sc...

Emotional Intelligence Exercise: Making Eye Contact
This exercise helps delegates to understand and appreciate the power of eye contact and how it can affect emotional connection and emotional states. It is ideal in teaching emotional intelligence, ...

Listening Exercise: So, What You Mean Is…
Purpose This exercise helps delegates to understand the importance of acknowledging the view of a person they are having a conversation with irrespective of whether they agree with it or not. The...

Storytelling Exercise: Make a Story with Three Images
This exercise helps to test the creativity of delegates on their ability to make stories based on a series of images. Each delegate sees a series of images and needs to make an interesting story th...

Storytelling: Impromptu Delivery with Image
This is entertaining exercise on getting delegates to quickly think of a story to tell based on a visual prompt. The options allow you to bias the exercise based on what you want delegates to pract...

Acting Exercise: Impromptu Delivery
This entertaining exercise helps delegates practice their acting in front of an audience. Each person will be required to deliver a speech about a given topic. You can vary the exercise by expectin...









