Summary
Three players perform a scene. The constraint: at every moment, exactly one player must be sitting, one standing, and one lying down. Whenever one player changes position, the others must immediately adjust so the combination is always maintained. Changes should be justified — the game falls apart if players treat it as musical chairs with no scene logic. The physical requirement creates constant, interesting staging variety and forces players to stay physically aware of their scene partners at all times.
Example
Player A is lying on a “couch,” Player B sitting in a “chair,” Player C standing. Player C kneels — Player B must now stand. As Player B stands they reach for something on a shelf, which Player C uses to lie down. Player A sits up — now someone must go down. All changes should read as natural.