Each line has to start with the next letter of the alphabet...
A performance of the Alphabet Game at Logan Square Improv in Chicago, performed by Erin Washington and Lauren Frost. In this short-form constraint game, each new line of dialogue must begin with the next sequential letter of the alphabet, forcing players to justify increasingly awkward initiations while maintaining scene coherence.
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Erin Washington and Lauren Frost perform the Alphabet Game at Logan Square Improv in Chicago. The Alphabet Game is a two-person scene in which each line of dialogue must begin with the next letter of the alphabet in sequence, requiring players to balance narrative coherence with the alphabetical constraint.