Most people enjoy stepping into different roles and acting them out. All you need is a stage (often the size of an unfolded newspaper is sufficient), a scene (even if it's just variations of nervous finger drumming), a bit of self-confidence (the audience is usually forgiving), and (frenzied) applause. Curtain up for the 50 best games for theater and improvisation: exercises for warming up, for expression, for the voice, for perception, and for improvising and inventing scenes. Ideal for theater groups, acting, and improv theater.