Difference between revisions of "What Are You Doing?"

From RealCTY
Jump to navigation Jump to search
m (categories)
 
Line 8: Line 8:
 
==How does it work?==
 
==How does it work?==
  
One person starts in the middle performing some action.  Any person may step into the middle of the circle and ask, "What are you doing?"  The person in the middle responds with some action and then leaves.  As always, something funny is generally preferred.  The person who asked the question then must stay in the middle and mime whatever the previous person said they were doing. Play continues until it gets boring.
+
One person starts in the middle performing some action.  Any person may step into the middle of the circle and ask, "What are you doing?"  The person in the middle responds with a different, unrelated action and then leaves.  As always, something funny is generally preferred.  The person who asked the question then must stay in the middle and mime whatever the previous person said they were doing. Play continues until it gets boring.
 +
 
 +
Traditionally (or maybe not), the first action is "digging a hole."
  
 
[[Category:Acting Improv]]
 
[[Category:Acting Improv]]
 
[[Category:Lancaster Games]]
 
[[Category:Lancaster Games]]

Latest revision as of 18:35, 13 August 2009

Part of a series on
picturecomingsoon!
Acting Improv
Category · Template
Traditionals
Park Bench · Freeze
Amazing Sphinx · World's Worst
Guessing Games
Dating Game · Late to Work
Party Quirks · Press Conference
Chain Death Murder
Pairs Games
Auctioneer · Foreign Film Dubs
Sports Announcers · Subconscious
Full Participation Games
1-2-3-4-5-4-3-2-1 · New Choice
Perpetual Machine · Questions
Superheroes · What Are You Doing?
Player/Observer Games
Slideshow · Half-life
Other
Electric Shock · Project Ektelo

What Are You Doing? is an Acting Improv game.

Participants

  • Everyone

How does it work?

One person starts in the middle performing some action. Any person may step into the middle of the circle and ask, "What are you doing?" The person in the middle responds with a different, unrelated action and then leaves. As always, something funny is generally preferred. The person who asked the question then must stay in the middle and mime whatever the previous person said they were doing. Play continues until it gets boring.

Traditionally (or maybe not), the first action is "digging a hole."