Skit night help!

[AlphaFrog]

Not that this is probably any less cheesy then the movie you guys showed, but I just thought of something off the top of my head:

How about doing a Jeopardy-type skit, where the three contestants are Connect, Impact, and Shine. You could have your "host" have "answers" like "This is what GPhiB means to me", and have each person answer relative to your new slogan.

[33girl]

How about putting "Connect", "Impact" and "Shine" on great big posterboards and having someone talk about what each word means?

/inside joke

Maybe something based on Desperate Housewives or Grey's Anatomy...not quite as sexy as those shows of course. Or else a Law & Order skit because the "doink doink" sound would amuse everyone - which is half of what skits are supposed to be about.

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by 33girl

How about putting "Connect", "Impact" and "Shine" on great big posterboards and having someone talk about what each word means?

/inside joke

Stop giving away our brilliant recruiting strategies!!!

And yes, I should have added in my post above, I am a Jeopardy nerd. My 2 year old daughter spotted Alex Trebek in a Colonial Penn commercial and started dancing around shouting "Jeopardy".

[WVU alpha phi]

We totally revamped our skit from when I rushed back in 2003. The past couple years we've used "Sorority Night Live" as our theme, based off various SNL skits. The most popular ones have been the cheerleaders, jeopardy (we change the contestants every year to keep it current), and a Night at the Roxbury dance scene. It's really cute and the PNMs love it (our return rate after skit night [girls cut down from 4 to 2 houses for Pref] is usually around 80%). We manage to incorporate Alpha Phi by having the cheerleaders stay stuff like "OMG, I'm so nervous, there's so many good girls here.. look at that one!!" and things like that (obviously not pointing directly to a certain girl) and "how can we get them to come back? the perfect cheer!". For jeopardy, we use two celebrity contestants and an Alpha Phi (who always wins). And for Night at the Roxbury, this year we made it at an Alpha Phi date party, and the two "guys" went up and kept doing all these crazy dance moves around the sisters in the skit, who would then be "rescued" by her other sisters. The skit changes slightly every year but it's still hilarious and a lot of our new girls always tell us that they remember skit night the best at our house.

[LPIDelta]

I thought most schools were getting away from skits? Spending that time getting to know the women rather than acting for them?

[Drolefille]

We did a parody of a dating game show showing 3 different organizations competing for a student. The other two were silly groups (L.I.P.S.T.I.C.K. and something about planting grass everywhere) and then the last was us. We had two girls on a couch in PJs watching the show which had commercials (advertising a SK dance video, we were known for our dancing).

It was really cute and popular among the PNMs and the Pi Chis (they watch from the back)