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A high-energy scene where characters pursue each other in an exaggerated and humorous way, often involving obstacles, mishaps, and slapstick elements.

A style of physical comedy involving exaggerated, violent action and slap like sounds to highlight the action, often without serious injury.

A comic performance style that uses exaggerated costumes, makeup, props, and behaviors to entertain, often involving improvisation and audience interaction.

A crucial element of physical comedy where the performer exhibits control over timing to deliver the comedic effect at the most opportune moment.

A comedic technique where a performer reacts to something with a delayed reaction, first looking without understanding, then realizing and suddenly responding with surprise.

A reaction to a surprising or shocking event where the performer spits out a drink in an exaggerated manner for comedic effect.

This is a controlled fall onto the performer's butt, intended to create comedic effect. It must be done safely to prevent injury.

A repeated comedic sequence where the performer attempts to accomplish a task, fails in various funny ways, and often never succeeds.

Imitating another person in an exaggerated and humorous way involving body movements and faces to ridicule or make fun of the original person.

Performing stunts or tricks in an over-the-top manner for comic effect, often making the impossible or highly improbable seem effortless.

A silent art form that involves acting out a story or activity without words, using only movements, gestures, and facial expressions.

The act of making something seem larger, more important, better, or worse than it really is, mainly for comedic effect. This can involve gestures, facial expressions, or actions.

A sketch where two performers mimic each other's movements to create the illusion that one is looking into a mirror, leading to comedic situations when the illusion breaks.

When a performer humorously acts out the literal meaning of a figure of speech or a word, often creating absurd situations.