You want the person telling the story not to think ahead about the answers. You want to derail their train of thought. Take Three players perform a scene, A speaks for B, B for C and C for A. Good luck. Character The object of the scene is to solve a crime. Another is the detective.
Objects taken from the audience become the clues in the scene as they track down the villain.
He is made up of multiple players seated in a line who answer one word at a time to form complete sentences. A host can ask questions from viewer mail or collect questions from the audience regarding the predetermined topic. Other players may plant themselves in the audience to offer questions if things get slow, but let the audience participate unless they're drunk or stupid. The good doctor is one whole person, so to be consistent, each player mimics the physical position of the player on the end of the line. There should be mutual leading from the physical offers onstage and verbal offers from offstage.