Summary
Two players perform a scene. Three or more other players are the “props” — human bodies who can be arranged, sat on, leaned against, and used as objects throughout the scene. Scene players can shape props into furniture, vehicles, animals, machines, or anything else they need. The prop players must hold whatever shape or position they’re put in. The scene actors should use props actively throughout, not just at the start. Teaches physical creativity, trust, and the ability to see people as spatial resources.
Example
Scene is two astronauts in a space shuttle. Three prop players become: the control panel (arms out, fingers as buttons), the window (one player frames their face as a porthole), and the chair (one curled in a C shape). Scene actors use all three, pushing buttons, peering through the window, sitting.