The Encyclopedia of Interactive Performance

Two players toss a ball back and forth, apparently trying to keep it away from a third player in the middle. At least that’s how it should appear. What the two players are actually doing is throwing the ball so the third player has a relatively decent shot at intercepting their throws. When the center player catches the ball, they trade places with one of the throwers.

Notes

• A rolled up sweater can serve as a ball.
• When throwing the ball, give the appearance that you’re trying to keep it out of the center player’s reach.