SCES 2 line lay-ups

Single yes, and statement to SCES statement

Duration: Any
Participants: Any
Erica Marxby 

Goal

SCES grounds us in the scene. Don't leave it up to your partner to define you. 
Practice yes, and agreement + building (forces you to add)
Practice repetition over cleverness. (yes, and + me too)

Instructions

Form 2 lines in the wings.
One side is initiation side. Enter stage with a SCES. 
Other side is join side. They agree and support the SCES of Player 1. Agree and provide another supporting detail. "I hate this painting" "yeah, it looks like a 5-year old did it" 

Background

1.6 in Improv as Improv Does Best Curriculum Intro to Improv by Patrick Gantz 2018

Author

I help teams connect, collaborate, and perform at their best in both virtual and in-person environments. As an executive and leadership coach, I design highly engaging experiences where people can think together, navigate challenges, and strengthen the way they work. With a background in leadership coaching, facilitation, and applied improvisation, I create interactive retreats, conferences, and networking events that energize participants and create lasting impact. My work creates the conditions for psychological safety, honest communication, and deep collaboration, allowing teams to build trust, navigate challenges, and achieve meaningful results together. I am deeply committed to mission-driven organizations. As a board member of the International Applied Improvisation Network, I partner with nonprofit and social justice leaders to help their teams thrive in fast-changing environments.

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