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Logan is a high school drama teacher attempting to devise a play
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Start:
Logan: We need to get our creative juices flowing and figure out what our options are to celebrate Native Americans without them. Let’s act.
(Jaxton, Alicia, and Caden turn in circles a bit, not knowing which way to face.)
Alicia: Which way is downstage?
Logan: It doesn’t matter in improv. You just act.
[... … …]
End:
Caden: Are there any props or costumes here?
Logan: There’s a few.
Jaxton: (to Caden) The good stuff is out in the storage closet. Come on.
Caden: Great.
Larissa FastHorse, The Thanksgiving Play, Samuel French, 2019, pp. 32-37.
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