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Let's play theatre games and improv together! We are a group of people who love improvisational theatre and comedy. It is open to anyone who wants to use your creativity and try something new!
What we do
Theatre Game is a group activity to enjoy interactive creations through spontaneous ideas and random reactions. Improv is an abbreviation of "Improvisational Theatre", which means impromptu acting without a script.
You might have seen it on the TV show "Whose Line is it Anyway?". The games we play are different every time, but here are some examples of some typical games:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkxRzV3gtDc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXMcdieubL0
Where & When
We have meetups monthly in a public park or a community center in Kyoto, Kobe or Osaka.
Who can join the group
Members need to be 18+. If you are a minor, you have to be accompanied by an adult.
The concept of this meetup is to play and enjoy games, so members need to understand basic English. You don't need to be fluent - in fact, mistakes can be entertaining!
If you have any physical disabilities or special needs, let us know in advance so that we can choose games which everyone can enjoy.
What to bring
Just bring your energy and creativity! We recommend wearing comfortable clothes and shoes. For outside meetups, you may also need a hat, jacket, bottled water and sunscreen as well.
No acting experience?
No worries! This group is open to anyone who is interested in theatre games. Also, you don't need to participate in all the games. If you just want to watch, that's fine too.
How much does it cost?
We ask people to pay ¥500 to cover the venue and the meetup organizer's fee.
Last but not least...
The purpose of this group is to enjoy theatre games and improvs regardless of people's backgrounds. If you are coming for other purposes, such as political/religious campaign, business marketing, or finding love of your life, we may have to ask you to leave.
More questions?
Feel free to email the organizer!
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"All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players..."
