Mission Emotional - Improv Game for All Ages

Great for family, school, and groups. Laugh along as you act out a short, silly scene on the spot.

It's an adventure in improv. In Improv, you make up a silly scene on the spot. The main goal is laughter! No acting experience is needed!

This is a fun-filled game in which two players take on the roles of agents on a mission. The two agents are striving to complete their mission. The agents are feeling very emotional. One agent takes on a light emotion. The other agent takes on a darker emotion. We supply the emotions and the mission to complete. The mission may be unusual! The players will make up a skit on the spot.

It's a chance to explore emotions in a humorous context, and it's a chance to be a ham!

FEATURES:
- An opportunity to brainstorm and think fast
- A chance to explore feelings in a humorous way
- An opportunity to collaborate with a partner or child
- A chance to be creative and silly
- An opportunity to enhance listening and speaking skills
- Great for all ages. Ages 8 and up may enjoy it most.
- An adjustable timer for short or long scenes
- Helpful hints are provided in the game

FUN WITH IMPROV:
Improv can spark the imagination. It's storytelling based on a plot idea that the game provides. Players can take a moment to think about their characters and the imaginary setting. A scene unfolds as each player adds ideas to the plot. Players build an interesting plot by adding problems and twists. Humor can be found by exploring the unusual or exaggerated aspects of people, places, or things.

Each age group brings their own level of background experience to the game. Experienced players can encourage newer or younger players.

Enjoy an interactive game that encourages lots of communication and laughter! Instead of reading a bedtime story tonight, create your own story. Create a "Mission Emotional" scene. No need to stand up. You can create your story radio-drama style, using only your voices.

THE GAME IS FLEXIBLE:
Hollywood Groove games are designed to be played in pairs. Yet, the games can be modified to suit larger groups or even single players. Larger groups work together on the same plot idea (premise). Single players develop a monologue scene for a game premise. The game can allow players to plan scenes in advance to aid beginners.

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