Raleigh's Village Idiots improvise a scene in which a couple visits the Grand Canyon, but each of the 4 actors have a key word which, when spoken, causes them to enter or exit the scene.

Raleigh's Village Idiots improvise a scene about a therapist and his patient, but from time to time the host reverses the flow of time to keep them on their toes. Finally, the host throws pulls out the big gun to try to throw them for a loop.

Raleigh's Village Idiots improvise a scene about a dysfunctional team of wallpaper hangers.

Raleigh's Village Idiots improvise a scene in which one actor can say anything, and the rest can only use 6 lines given by the audience.

A former Idiot was in town for her birthday and so we tricked her into joining us on stage for a game involving shoving marshmallows into her mouth. Here's the result.

Part 2 of a long-form set in which the Idiots share their true life stories about finding out the truth about Santa, along with some scenes inspired by those stories.

The members of Raleighs Village Idiots tell true stories about how they found out the truth about Santa, and then improvise scenes based on those stories and inspired by them.

Raleighs Village Idiots improvise a scene in which we find out what happens when Keehbler's mother-in-law visits him in the office? He finds out a lot more about his wife Mary's upbringing than he wanted to know.

Raleigh's Village Idiots improvise an ancient poem in a lost tongue, its translation, and what exactly that poem means today, based on the audience suggestion of "Shlovokian Idiot."

Raleigh's Village Idiots improvise a story with a director selecting which narrator continues the story as they go along. The audience provided title and genre were: "Night of the Living Bread" a crime documentary.

Raleigh's Village Idiots offer not-quite-sage advice to their audience on June 12, 2008. Advice comes from Jason, a project manager; Lucy, who is smarter than she seems; and Rusty, a full-of-himself playwright.

Raleigh's Village Idiots improvise a scene with the premise of the scene is "what if Shakespeare wrote a play about <blank>?" The <blank> supplied from the audience tonight? Sanitation Engineer. Enter Sanitatio, the irreverent janitor.

Raleigh's Village Idiots improvise a scene about a janitor stuck between an Obamaniac and a conservative who each want him to see things their way.

Raleigh's Village Idiots improvise a scene in which two mismatched villains try to take over the world. No game here, just a bad choice of minion.

Raleigh's Village Idiots improvise a scene about 3 roommates who try to stay friends, despite a series of annoying habits. No game here, just a fun scene.

Raleigh's Village Idiots improvise a slide show from Matthew's vacation to Bristol Motors Speedway . . . where he had a special surgery and documented his family's experience.

Raleigh's Village Idiots improvise a scene about an aspiring astronaut passing her final test. This scene is played with a "forward/reverse" gimmick, where the host of the game can reverse time at his whim

A scene about an artist whose medium is chocolate and an odd day with a demanding customer. The hook? Entrances and exits are cued by the words "pig," "smelly," "vibrate," and "stupidly."

A couple on the beach go from happy vacation to secrets being revealed that may end their relationship . . . with 2 kids from the audience guiding the scene.

With the suggestions of "Gozilla eats 10000 pound baby," "Change your underwear," "How's my driving?" and "Cher," the Idiots create beautiful music . . . sort of.