Theatresports Games1. Action CircleTwo pupils start the action (speaking (acting) and moving it is like a little play). The adjudicator or audience can stop this action at any time by calling STOP. The 2 actors must then freeze. Another participant must then take the place of the 1st person who started the action. Number 1 goes out and number 3 starts in exactly the same bodily statue that 1 left. Number 3 now starts another little play (which has nothing to do with first play) with number 2 until someone says STOP. Now number 2 will exit and number 4 will take his place. And so forth. 2) Complaint Desk 2 desk attendants, 1 customer.The customer is returning an item. He/She does not know what the item is or what is wrong with it. The attendants ask questions to give the customer clues. The game ends when the customer has guessed both the item and the problem.From the audience: A product, what is wrong with it? 3) Choose Your Own Adventure1 Storyteller, Various ActorsThe Storyteller narrates a story which the Actors perform. At key turning points in the story, the Storyteller presents two options to the audience and asks which they choose. The audience cheers demonstrate which choice they endorse, and the story continues in that direction. From the audience: Suggestion for the title of the story, choices. 4) Poetry Interpretation 1 Poet, 1 Interpreter, 1 Interpretive Dancer The Poet, a foreigner, and their Dancer are introduced by the Interpreter. The Poet recites their poem in a foreign tongue, while the Interpreter translates and the Dancer interprets the poem visually.From the audience: The title of the poem. 5) Infomercial: 1 Host 1 Inventor, Various other actorsThe Host introduces a fabulous product which will improve the lives of the audience (seeded with question asking Actors). The Inventor is introduced and describes the product. This game is very free form. The Host may call for a demonstration, a personal statement from a satisfied customer, a celebrity endorsement, etc.From the Audience: Suggestion for the product.