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Specific Sequences

moderate2+ players5 minutes
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Summary

This is a flexible structure you can bring to many improv games. The idea is to add a specific sequence everyone has to follow. In a scene, for instance, each line might start with the next letter of the alphabet. It helps build focus and nudges you to think in a more structured way.

How to Play

  • Layer a specific sequence onto an existing improv game or task.

Required Materials

  • Nothing needed.

Purpose

It builds focus and lets you practice working within a structure.

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