Theatre Game #56 - Freeze. From Drama Menu - Theatre Games in Three Courses.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2021
- From the Drama Menu collection, here is theatre game #56 Freeze Game. This classic theatre game is great for encouraging offering, accepting, team-work, creativity and more than anything else... it's lots of fun! Looking for drama lesson plans / theatre games ideas / actor training inspiration? Drama Menu offers a comprehensive collection of theatre games, drama games, improv ideas, drama lesson plans and ideas for acting. The uniquely structured book allows readers to quickly and easily create a drama lesson plan that will enthuse and inspire each performing arts student. Find out more about Drama Menu, "The Three Course Approach To Theatre Games" and find drama lesson plans, theatre game inspiration, energy games, improv ideas, drama games, theatre games and much more at www.dramamenu.com. . . . Keep visiting our Drama Menu You Tube channel for new drama lesson inspiration, theatre games, drama exercises, improv games and ideas for drama teaching being added each week. . . Drama Menu is written by Glyn Trefor-Jones, founder of The Academy Of Performing Arts (www.theacademyofperformingarts.com) and published by Nick Hern Books. To buy the book visit www.dramamenu.com or www.nickhernbooks.co.uk.
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Hope this takes off. These videos should make currency. Why did I never have anyone like him in my school life?.
your activities are very good, we look forward to more 👏👏🎭🎭
OMGosh this brings back great memories in Drama...
Love this video...
"Hello" from a Drama Mama turned Acting Director from
New Mexico USA...
I love all your videos...
"Bravo Darlings, Bravo"
Oh, this is such a lovely message! A big "hello" right back at you! Thank you for the double 'bravo'!!
Ah the memories are flooding back in
YES.... Great Memories... I agree.
What a game,, Thankyou
Nice game - various ways to play it but it's vital that you justify the position you find yourself in at the start rather than simply breaking from that into a totally new scene.
Absolutely,… that is the name of the game! I’m so glad you like the exercise and I think this version works well for encouraging maximum participation.
Great game! This is my first time being a teacher! And a drama teacher, to elementary/ middle schoolers! I love this game will try it with them
Good luck in your first term as a teacher... I hope the games prove useful :).
Love the game.:-)
I played this with my Drama Class! Almost got in trouble because I decided to make an implied swear word joke 😅
We've been playing this game a bit different. When someone says freeze He/she have to decide one of the characters on the stage and replace position with him/her.
I tweaked it a bit to make it more inclusive and ensure maximum participation... the classic version can often be dominated by the more confident/creative players in the group whereas, this ensures that everyone gets to have a go :)
Exactly... that is how we did it in Drama too... So much fun.
@@DramaMenu
I agree... besides more students can act twice as fast!
Great Idea.
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Hey Glyn,
Thanks to all your videos, I am from India and I have bought Drama Menu . It’s a great compilation of all the games but sometimes the description of some of the games are confusing, as I’m unable to picture the exact physical forms of the games.
Can you please help me with this? Where and how can I ask my doubts regarding the book?
If you'd like to email any questions to dramamenu@outlook.com; I will try my best to help :)! Best wishes, Glyn
@@DramaMenu Thank you! This helps. I will get back to you through an email :-)
Doing a double is fine but there seems to be a lot rejecting of offers instead of just saying "YES" and accepting. While successful freeze games can succeed with questions and rejections, it is really throwing a spanner in the Improvisational works. Do you ever get around to adding CROW exchanges-Character/ relationship/ objective and where elements? Really nice work otherwise.
I’d to know how is this exercise important when it comes to a real play ?
This exercise is all about staying aware, alert, in the moment and focused. If a player loses focus, more often then not they will be 'out'! So, it encourages players to remain poised, ready and switched-on at all times. Lots to incorporate into a 'real play' I would think :).
Thank u so much
@@DramaMenu
I agree...
Real Play and
Real Life