Most Read Drama Games
Boom Chicka Boom

This is a camp style game that is great for warming up the voice and developing accents.

 
Ship Ahoy!

A classic game - useful to develop listening skills and spatial awareness.

 
Doctor's Surgery

There's only spare seat in the waiting room and nobody wants you to sit in it! A great energy game promoting teamwork.

 
Shazzam!

A popular large group game where groups go into battle against one another.

 
Master Master, Who Am I?

A game to encourage accent, a silly voice or character to disguise your identity.

 
HASH (Happy-Angry-Sad-Happy)

Focus on the characterisation during quick changing emotions

 
Pass The Emotion

Pass emotions around the circle and see everyones smiley face!

 
Sit, Lie, Stand

A fun improvisation exercise, and possibly even more fun to watch!

 
Jumping Jelly Beans!

A firm favourite game that is fun and energetic.

 
Pass The Word

How many different meanings can a word have based on how it is said?

 
Personal Advert

Create a personal advert to highlight the best and worst of you or your characters personality.

 
Traffic Lights

An exercise to focus minds ready for a drama workshop.

 
Park Bench

A classic improvisation game based around the characters you might meet on a park bench.

 
8 Count Shake

An energetic physical warm-up that helps to generate energy.

 
Ewy Chewy Toffee

A good warm-up before any vocal work - exercise the jaw and facial muscles

 
Word Ping Pong

A great exercise to bring those involved into the Drama thought space.

 
Nursery Rhyme Action

Create an improved version of well-known nursery rhymes with actions.

 
Secret Leader

A game of teamwork and concentration where a detective must spot a secret leader also can help build dramatic tension.

 
Change Places If ....

Test the listening skills of your group whilst getting to know more about them.

 
String Tension

Bring a scenes energy up and down with a simple piece of string.

 
Shape Shifter

Quick thinking game requiring pairs to create shapes called out to them.

 
Trust Circle

An exercise that requires a great deal of trust between the members of the circle and the person inside the circle.

 
Yes Let's

A twist on 'follow the leader' where everyone has a chance to lead the actions of the group.

 
Just A Minute

The one minute challenge - could you tell when one minute has passed?

 
Fruit Salad

Warm-up with a fun game that is great as a starter but can be developed beyond 'fruit'.

 
Count Up, Count Down

A team game to encourage patience, turn taking and focus. A great challenge.

 
Grandmother's Footsteps

A firm favourite of younger players....creeping up on a suspicious Grandmother.

 
1, 2, 3, Buzz!

Count around a circle replacing certain numbers with the word "buzz".

 
Fruit Bowl / Anyone Who?

A classic game than can be adapted and used in a variety of ways.

 
Name Gesture

A common name game to encourage imagination, physical movement and mime when introducing yourself.

 
Unfortunately / Fortunately

Create an elaborate story, in pairs or as a group, with many twists and turns.

 
Pass The Squeeze

Work as a team to pass a squeeze from person to person around the circle.

 
Mexican Clap

Pass a clap around a circle in super-fast speed....whoosh!

 
About Me

Understand more about a group by discovering facts about them.

 
Wink Murder

An old favourite to out-fox the detective and claim as many victims as possible.

 
Trust Walk

Developing pair cohesion with a game where each person needs the support of the other.

 
Hi John, You're Jolly

A descriptive name game with a group reaction.

 
2 Truths, 1 Lie

Get to know the group by learning something about them and about how well they can lie!

 
Sculptor & Clay

Mould and create a statue out of the clay of another person

 
Random Sound Story

Use some random sounds as the basis for creating a story.

 
Trust Falls
Develop pair work with a trust exercise.
 
Catch My Name

Getting to know everyone in the group by passing a ball or similar soft object

 
Trust Lift

Lift a person above your heads with this trust exercise.

 
Circle Story

A group creating and telling a story together, one word or sentence at a time.

 
Connect Me

Connect to different words to spark discussions or to delve into characters.