Twelfth Light? King Dear? Eight comedy sketches for two voices. Can you guess the titles – which are just one letter different from the titles of plays by Shakespeare? An original and amusing party game.

Pickwick Capers? Bleak Horse? Six comedy sketches for two voices. Can you guess the titles – which are just one letter different from the titles of novels by Dickens? An original and amusing party game.

A fun game for parties of all sizes and ages. Twelve groanworthy jokes are written as sketches for two voices. Take turns to read them out – straight, or ham them up for more fun.

This is a ready-made version of the traditional party game, Charades – great fun for any number of players from two to ten or more, of all ages from 8 to 108. Each two-minute story is a puzzle, the answer being the name of a flower. The name is divided in two parts e.g. 'bluebell' would become 'blue' + 'bell'. Then Chapter 1 of the story contains the word 'blue', Chapter 2 has the word 'bell', and Chapter 3 builds up to a call for the name.

A fun game for parties of all sizes and ages. Twelve groanworthy jokes are written as sketches for two voices. Take turns to read them out – straight, or ham them up for more fun.

A fun game for parties of all sizes and ages. Twelve groanworthy jokes are written as sketches for two voices. Take turns to read them out – straight, or ham them up for more fun.

This is a ready-made version of the traditional party game, Charades – great fun for any number of players from two to ten or more, of all ages from 8 to 108. Each two-minute story is a puzzle, the answer being the name of a place in Scotland. The name is divided in two parts e.g. 'Motherwell' would become 'mother' + 'well'. Then Chapter 1 of the story contains the word 'mother', Chapter 2 has the word 'well', and Chapter 3 builds up to a call for...

A fun game for parties of all sizes and ages. Twelve groanworthy jokes are written as sketches for two voices. Take turns to read them out – straight, or ham them up for more fun.

This is a ready-made version of the traditional party game, Charades – great fun for any number of players from two to ten or more, of all ages from 8 to 108. Each two-minute story is a puzzle, the answer being a word beginning with C. The name is divided in three parts e.g. 'castaway' would become 'cast' + 'a' + 'way'. Then Chapter 1 of the story contains the word 'cast'; Chapter 2 has the word 'a'; chapter 3 has the word 'way'; and Chapter 4 builds...

A fun game for parties of all sizes and ages. Twelve groanworthy jokes are written as sketches for two voices. Take turns to read them out – straight, or ham them up for more fun.