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Robbery Skit · Evolution




Since picking our prompt some of our ideas have gone through a lot of different changes. This is just a brief run down of how we developed our ideas and got to where we are at. 

Location:
  • Alleyway
  • Street
  • Stage with building and Alley props 
Victim: 
  • Victim female
  • Victim becomes the robber and robs the original one (abandoned idea)
  • Mary Poppins like bag, robber keeps pulling more and more ideas out 
  • Banana phone pulled from bag confusing the robber (accompanying chosen) 
  • Trampoline used as another ridiculous object to be pulled out, further confusing the robber 
  • Robber hands balloons to victim which he pulls out her bag and she floats away 
  • Police Badge Pulled out of the bag by the robber, causing the robber to run away (chosen idea)
Robber:  
  • Gets angry and snatches victims bag 
  • Climbs into the bag, disappears and bag gets picked up/taken away 
  • Pulls out police badge, realises victim is a policeman (chosen idea)
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