Improv Game: SUPERHEROES TO THE RESCUE
SUPERHEROES TO THE RESCUE is a silly drama improv game, great for teens!
How to play superheroes to the rescue
Players:
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This is an improv game that works well in groups of 4 to 5.
Instructions for this drama improv game:
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In groups of 4-5, one student starts onstage and is given a “silly superhero”
character to play (“Lipstick Man” “Captain Coco Pops” etc.). -
Have the class come up with a made up crisis (“All the chocolate in the world has disappeared” “a meteor is
heading towards earth”). The crisis can be big or small (“you can’t find your shoes”). -
The superhero onstage starts the scene explaining the crisis (they might start by
watching the television and seeing the crisis in a news report).
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At some stage the superhero comes up with a new silly superhero and says:
“If only ....[superhero] was here to help me”. -
The new superhero answers the call, enters and introduces themself and their
special powers. -
The two characters proceed with the scene, discussing how they are
going to solve the crisis. -
The second superhero then introduces a third superhero the same way:
“If only ....[superhero] was here to help us” -
And so forth until all the students are in the scene.
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Once all of the superheroes are in the scene, they attempt to solve the crisis and bring the scene to an end.
Alternative:
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If students are having difficulty coming up with new superheroes, allocate each student a silly superhero before they start.
This improv game is included in the FREE Drama Games PDF which you can download HERE!