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Dubbing<\/h1>\n

Description<\/h2>\n

Two players do a scene, but cannot speak. Two of the other players provide their voices from off-stage by lip-synching with the mouths of the two players on stage. If the players on stage mouth words the players off stage provide their voices, and if the players off-stage start speaking the players on stage mouth along. There isn’t one leader, all players are making offers and sharing the scene.<\/p>\n

Teaching Purpose<\/h2>\n

This is a hard game but when players get it they really learn how to listen to each other and share a scene. It is especially with groups where some people are dominating too much and bulldozing others, as the nature of the game forces everyone to slow down and listen to everyone on stage. When teaching people this game make sure the words are actually in synch with the mouth movements and also that it’s not just being lead by one side, encourage the group to find it together.<\/p>\n

It is in an excellent group listening game with players picking up visual and verbal offers from different directions and when people finally get it they experience being very present with the rest of the team, perhaps for the first time.<\/p>\n

If with a newer group it is worth them practicing in pairs first before putting on stage as beginners can find it difficult.<\/p>\n

Additional Tips for Playing<\/h2>\n