Who Game A

Exercise Intermediate 20 min 2–10

Description

In this exercise, two players explore a hidden relationship on stage. One player (A) is seated while the other (B) enters and interacts without revealing their pre-planned relationship. Player A must discover who they are based on Player B's cues and interactions.

After the initial scene, the roles are reversed, allowing Player A to choose the relationship for Player B to uncover.

Setup Requirements

A bench or two chairs on stage for seating.

Point of Concentration

To communicate relationship without telling a story.

Side Coaching

Focus on physical clues and body language.
Avoid explicit verbal explanations of the relationship.
Encourage emotional connection between players.

Points of Observation

Observe how effectively B communicates the relationship through action.
Check if A is able to accurately deduce the relationship.
Notice the use of props and space in enhancing the scene.

Evaluation

Did B show the relationship or tell?
How could they improve their non-verbal cues?
What worked well in the scene, and what didn’t?

Examples

Example Scenario: A (girl) is seated on a bench. B (girl) enters and exclaims, "Hello, darling! How are you?" B begins fussing over A's hair, revealing a caring relationship.

Another Example: B might enter as a concerned friend or a strict teacher, each distinctly guiding A to discover their character.