You are watching the TV one day, when suddenly the sounds of fairground music can be heard - a sparkling rendition of the Colonel Bogey March. A wooden door is seen, standing in a field. The door opens and reveals a small stage, and the announcer speaks in an English accent "And now, Monkeys Dressed as Famous People". One at a time, three monkeys walk onto the stage, each one dressed up as a famous person from any walk of life. They stand on the stage, look at the camera for a few seconds, the name of the famous person they are impersonating is announced, then they leave allowing the next monkey to take the stage. 30 seconds later, the show ends.
Rules!
It is a simple enough game, combining imagination with the amusement of monkeys. To get the maximum effect:
1: Start this music -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ok1MKpv2SO0 (listen from 1:50)
2: Give a few seconds for the atmosphere to settle.
3: Read each name of the famous person aloud, and give yourself a few seconds to imagine a monkey dressed like them
4: Each show contains only 3 monkeys
For the first show of "Monkeys Dressed as Famous People":
Margaret Thatcher
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Condoleeza Rice
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Hannah Montana
