One actorplaysmanycharacters. Learninginformationis prioritizedover beingentertained. Props arenot wherethey aresupposed tobeActorsperformfacing awayfrom theaudience.The stage crewis somehowinvolved in thedramatic action.Stage make-up is used todistortactors’features.  Dramaticstructure isnot obeyed. Actorsbreakinto song.  Sudden distractingmovement fromactors or thingsnot part of themain action.  The audiencefeels compelledto right asocietal wrong. Actorsread froma script. Theaudience isforced to bepart of theaction.Directlyaddressingaudiencemembers.Theaudiencemustread. Actors delivernon-realistic,2-dimensionalperformances. Humor isutilized tobreaktension.Suddendistractingsounds. Breakingthe”FourthWall”.  Suddenlyspeaking ina differentlanguage. Scenesarepreformedin reverseThe passageof time isexaggeratedor distorted. Stagedirectionsread out-loud.Use ofPuppetryActorsdance inrandommoments.One actorplaysmanycharacters. Learninginformationis prioritizedover beingentertained. Props arenot wherethey aresupposed tobeActorsperformfacing awayfrom theaudience.The stage crewis somehowinvolved in thedramatic action.Stage make-up is used todistortactors’features.  Dramaticstructure isnot obeyed. Actorsbreakinto song.  Sudden distractingmovement fromactors or thingsnot part of themain action.  The audiencefeels compelledto right asocietal wrong. Actorsread froma script. Theaudience isforced to bepart of theaction.Directlyaddressingaudiencemembers.Theaudiencemustread. Actors delivernon-realistic,2-dimensionalperformances. Humor isutilized tobreaktension.Suddendistractingsounds. Breakingthe”FourthWall”.  Suddenlyspeaking ina differentlanguage. Scenesarepreformedin reverseThe passageof time isexaggeratedor distorted. Stagedirectionsread out-loud.Use ofPuppetryActorsdance inrandommoments.

Alienation Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. One actor plays many characters.
  2. Learning information is prioritized over being entertained.
  3. Props are not where they are supposed to be
  4. Actors perform facing away from the audience.
  5. The stage crew is somehow involved in the dramatic action.
  6. Stage make-up is used to distort actors’ features.
  7. Dramatic structure is not obeyed.
  8. Actors break into song.
  9. Sudden distracting movement from actors or things not part of the main action.
  10. The audience feels compelled to right a societal wrong.
  11. Actors read from a script.
  12. The audience is forced to be part of the action.
  13. Directly addressing audience members.
  14. The audience must read.
  15. Actors deliver non-realistic, 2-dimensional performances.
  16. Humor is utilized to break tension.
  17. Sudden distracting sounds.
  18. Breaking the”Fourth Wall”.
  19. Suddenly speaking in a different language.
  20. Scenes are preformed in reverse
  21. The passage of time is exaggerated or distorted.
  22. Stage directions read out-loud.
  23. Use of Puppetry
  24. Actors dance in random moments.