exercise · all tools

Who’s changing the movement?

Depth · what it can open○○○1 — informational
Holding · facilitation1 — host
Trust · group readinessany
Disclosure · what is sharednone

One person leaves while a Leader is chosen. The Leader starts a repeated movement that the whole circle copies and changes it whenever they can do so unnoticed; the Investigator, standing in the middle and able to see only half the circle at a time, tries to work out who is starting the changes. The group's job is to protect the Leader by not looking at them.

Practical

Time
5 min
Group
? · large-group
Settings
in-person
Mechanisms
attention-training, feedback-mirroring
Change scope
state · repeatable

Instructions

Where
resources.trinitycollege.com/hubfs/Trinity%20Drama%20Games%20… Drama Games (Trinity College London), open
Availability
Open online — published at the link, free to read

Source link checked 1 Sep 2026 — reachable

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Origin

Trinity College London, 'as suggested by drama teachers' — Drama teaching

In this directory via Drama Games (Trinity College London)

status: checked · added 2026-08-31