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Theatre studies

structured improvisational games with a focus and rules that build spontaneity, attention and ensemble in players of any age.

In theatre studies, theatre games refers to structured improvisational games with a focus and rules that build spontaneity, attention and ensemble in players of any age. This meaning comes from Spolin (1963) in Improvisation for the theater.[1]

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Spolin, V. (1963). Improvisation for the theater. Northwestern University Press. ISBN 9780810112827

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