Drama Games for Improved Focus

Are you finding that your class are being a little silly today? Are they not listening to you?

Our selection of drama games for improved focus provide a fun way to harness your class’ energy and make sure they’re listening closely.

Give them a try and let us know how it goes!

Zip, Zap, Zop! | A Definitive Drama Game for Focus

Rebecca Humphries / 20th February 2018

This classic game comes under various titles and is loved by many, here’s our version. Chime in with extensions! COVID-19 […]

Rebecca Humphries / 10th January 2018

Ninja is a really fun game that can be played in pairs or small groups. Instructions Divide the students into

Rebecca Humphries / 3rd January 2018

We learned this fantastic game from Prague Youth Theatre‘s new Assistant Artistic Director, Liam Hallahan, and it quickly became a

Rebecca Humphries / 13th December 2017

This game is a great progression for students who are used to wink murder. Instructions Have the students stand in a

Rebecca Humphries / 29th November 2017

Secret Leader encourages students to work as a team and think strategically, even at a very young age! It’s safe

Rebecca Humphries / 8th November 2017

The Count is a simple drama game that is great for improving listening, concentration and following directions. It’s an action

Rebecca Humphries / 1st November 2017

This great warm up game is a good way to raise awareness for your ensemble or introduce new students. Instructions

Rebecca Humphries / 25th October 2017

We’ve got a monster themed game for you just in time for Halloween! Cyclops is a great cool down and

Rebecca Humphries / 29th August 2017

Bang is suitable for children aged six and up and remains a favourite into adulthood! You’ll be surprised by how

Rebecca Humphries / 23rd August 2017

Dude is a really simple drama game to bring energy levels down. Until very recently, I was unaware that this