Summary
Players get a made-up comic book title from the audience. Three or more actors immediately take frozen poses as if they are a panel in that comic — a single dramatic image. A narrator standing to one side reads the caption (narration box) for that panel, then a second player on the other side provides the speech bubble dialogue. Then actors immediately shift to a new frozen image for the next panel. The narrator and speech-bubble player keep pace with however fast the panels change. Teaches physical specificity, frozen tableau work, and the ability to suggest a complete story through still images.
Example
Title: “The Incredible Sandwich.” Panel 1: one actor holds a massive imaginary sub aloft, another cowers below. Narrator: “It was unlike any lunch the city had ever seen.” Speech bubble: “This… changes everything.” New panel immediately.