Download this free A2–B1 English worksheet PDF for English learners and teachers. This lesson is based on an interactive theatre show in Hull, England, inspired by games like Werewolves, Mafia and The Traitors.
Students practise reading comprehension, useful vocabulary and speaking skills through a real-world entertainment topic about theatre, games, secret roles, audiences, choices, suspicion and performance. The worksheet is suitable for private English lessons, online classes, classroom teaching, homework and self-study.
The article explains the topic in clear, simple English. Students read about The Night of the Werewolves, an interactive show where the audience does not only sit and watch. Instead, people receive characters, make choices, talk, listen, accuse people and vote during the performance.
This worksheet helps lower-level learners discuss theatre, games and group behaviour in accessible English. Students talk about whether they enjoy theatre, films or TV more, whether they would like to take part in an interactive show, whether they enjoy games with secret roles and why people like stories about suspicion, teamwork and surprise.
The PDF includes a short A2–B1 reading text, True / False questions, Synonym Match, a task where students use new vocabulary, discussion questions and a full answer key. It helps learners build useful vocabulary for talking about shows, audiences, games, villages, secrets, adults, stories and choices.
Level: A2–B1
Date: 08 July 2026
Focus: reading, vocabulary, theatre, games, secret roles, audiences and speaking
This free worksheet includes:
- an A2–B1 reading text about an interactive theatre show
- True / False comprehension questions
- Synonym Match vocabulary practice
- a sentence-writing task using new language
- discussion questions for Student A and Student B
- full answer key
The worksheet practises useful vocabulary such as recent, show, audience, game, village, secret, adults, funny, choices and story. It helps students discuss interactive theatre, secret-role games, audience participation, suspicion, teamwork, surprise and whether a show can become a game, a party and a story at the same time.
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