(outlink) Group Activities, Games, Exercises & Initiatives

For those that arrange seminars and group activities (that would occasionally be me), here's a bunch of Group Activities, Games, Exercises & Initiatives. Some of these can also be used to kick-start a party, and the trust games might be useful for building trust during a seduction.

If anybody has any games they've got good experience with using for trust (or anything else, really), please add a comment! :)

(outlink) Improv Encyclopedia ++

The Improv Encyclopedia contains over 500 improv games, and a bunch of other theory as a very accessible website. If you want to print it, there's also the Improv Encyclopedia PDF.

While on the topic of improv, you can go on to Impro World Tour to find discussion forums and more people, or go read Improvisation, inc for more background on how to apply this to day-to-day life (theory plus some exercises you can actually run without a partner.)

Other resources (all with articles and games) include:

• Improv Resource Center
  
• The New Improv Page
  
• YESand!com
  

(outlink) Learn Improv

In my eternal quest to become a complete personality artist, I came across the Learn Improv site, with a collection of useful exercises. Of course, we could say that you should improvise the exercises - yet improv is based on being well prepared.