Improvisation: Spontaneous Scenes
Developing spontaneous acting skills through simple improvisation games and exercises.
Key Questions
- Explain how listening carefully helps you respond in an improvised scene.
- Design a short scene with a partner using only a given setting and one prop.
- Assess the importance of accepting a partner's ideas in improvisation.
ACARA Content Descriptions
Suggested Methodologies
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