Meaningful Fame (2 men; 4 women)
Set at a self-help seminar designed to teach the paid attendees how to become celebrities and what to do when this highly desirable goal is reached, this show involves the audience in several exercises to demonstrate how great fame is—but may leave them wondering if being famous is all it's cracked up to be.

Monty Talks About “Moving On” (1 woman; additional person to help her is optional)
This show takes place at a club in the Twenties. The lecturer for the evening is Monty Perch, a rodeo performer from that era who has returned to the US from a successful appearance in London. She's going to be talking about her memoir, Moving On. Unfortunately she was thrown and injured in her last show; now she is wondering how much longer she wants to ride bucking horses for a living.

A Night at the Bougainvillea (3 men; 4 women)
The audience in this show is asked to imagine that they are on a cruise in tropical waters. This evening's activity is a visit to The Bougainvillea, a bar at the mouth of an unidentified tropical river. There they meet up with a number of expatriates and other people just passing through. They take part in a broadcast, which goes out to the locals, among other interactive events.