Description
This is a verbal improv game, played with 3 to 8 players. One player leaves the room, while the audience provides the name of a famous or historical person. The `absent` player will give a press conference, but he does not know who he is. The other players are journalists, whose questions should provide indications to who the mystery guest might be.Game ends when our player guesses who he is.
Notes
The `journalists` should really play journalist characters. They can take photographs, or have a fight about who gets to ask the next question.Variations
Instead of a famous or historical person, choose an expert. The game is over when the `expert` figures out what he or she is expert in. 
Les évidences des uns sont rarement les évidences des autres. (What is evident to you is rarely evident to others) --- Roger Mehl