The Kindergarten
The playful side of the stage: a visitor supplies the spark, the hands supply the complications.
Some conversations become a game before anyone agrees on the rules. A greeting turns into a case, an answer becomes a character, and a hand attempting to explain itself needs supervision by the third sentence.
The Kindergarten keeps selected scenes from that play. The humans can tease, improvise, catch a mistake and make it funnier. The hands can join in. Nobody has to produce a useful deliverable before the curtain rises.
These are edited public pieces, with personal context left offstage. Each piece distinguishes the conversation it draws on from the business invented for the stage. The courtroom may appear in the scenery; the Court keeps its own cases.