Theatre Game #37 - Blind Homing Actors. From Drama Menu - Theatre Games In Three Courses.

From the Drama Menu collection, here is theatre game #37... Blind Homing Actors. A slightly strange name for a drama game but it is fun, physical and can be played with groups of any size... it encourages trust, team playing and focus. Looking for a drama lesson plan / theatre games ideas? Drama Menu offers a comprehensive collection of theatre games, drama games, improv ideas, drama lesson plans and ideas for acting. The uniquely structured book allows readers to quickly and easily create a drama lesson plan that will enthuse and inspire each performing arts student. Find out more about Drama Menu, "The Three Course Approach To Theatre Games" and find drama lesson plans, theatre game inspiration, energy games, improv ideas, drama games, theatre games and much more at www.dramamenu.com. . . . Keep visiting our Drama Menu You Tube channel for new drama lesson inspiration, theatre games, drama exercises, improv games and ideas for drama teaching being added each week. . . Drama Menu is written by Glyn Trefor-Jones, founder of The Academy Of Performing Arts (www.theacademyofperformingarts.com) and published by Nick Hern Books. To buy the book visit www.dramamenu.com or www.nickhernbooks.co.uk.

[@princessauthentic3]

I'm so happy to see these videos ♥ I'm a student and teacher of Physical theatre and this helps a lot to remember all the things we did in University :D

[@etriiip]

I like how you have the students pick a partner but then have them decide on who is A and B...then put A and B in a group. This prevents the students from always working with their friends and puts them in another group. Which they'll eventually become hip to...but honestly too much to think about if you're having fun. Dope.

[@CreatePerform]

A note to other teachers/youth workers: I personally don't think it's appropriate for teachers to suggest students massage the shoulders of the student in front of them. Unfortunately, something like that would be seen as a safeguarding issue. It is almost impossible to know which students have vulnerabilities that might make this a potentially emotionally challenging situation for them. I'm sure you know your group, just thought that was worth mentioning. I love your videos, thanks for sharing them. x

[@DramaMenu]

Thank you so much for your comment. This is a long-standing group that I have known for a long time but I completely agree that it would not be appropriate for all groups and, if working with a new group or if you have any concerns; what I would suggest is that, instead of asking the groups to put hands on shoulders, have them create a tableau (on a theme of your / their choice) and once created, ask them to spin around the room, close their eyes and then return to their exact position in the tableau (with eyes still closed)!

[@CreatePerform]

Drama Menu Great answer 😊👍

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[@luckyweerasinghe467]

Good exercises
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[@MiniStarTheater]

Love it!!! Great game!!

[@RogerWright-f1t]

Videos are amazing

[@yvonnejeffrey3339]

❤❤

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happy people

[@DramaMenu]

Always!

[@bijnaderinzien508]

Are those videos recent?

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