Close Encounters of the Human Kind
A fun and connective experience of improvisational humanity
Outline/Structure of the Workshop
An improvisational movement and verbal game that will have people interacting with multiple others over the course of 20 minutes
Learning Outcome
Meeting and greeting multiple other people to establish trust and an inroad for future interactions, and develop improvisational skills.
Target Audience
Everyone
schedule Submitted 4 years ago
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