The second book by Johnstone primarily contains improvisation and theater games that were developed and tested throughout his over 50 years of work as an acting teacher. These games, along with comments and explanations, are a treasure trove not only for theater practitioners but for anyone interested in the secrets of interpersonal relationships and creative processes. One of Johnstone's mottos is: "I spend my life making things dangerous while most actors are fighting for safety." Keith Johnstone states: "Under reasonable conditions, theater sports can: 1. reduce the universal fear of being stared at 2. transform 'dull' people into brilliant ones 3. improve interpersonal skills and encourage a lifelong engagement with human interaction 4. enhance 'functioning' in all areas.".