A player tells a story while walking backwards into a row of unseen objects behind them, incorporating them into the narrative as they kick and lift them.
The "walking backwards into the future" is an exercise, but can also be used as a presentation.
One player stands at the front of the stage. Any six items that he has not seen before, are placed in a row behind the player. Now, the player begins to tell a story. At the same time, he walks slowly backwards. If he kicks an object, he lifts it up and tries to incorporate it into his story. The story should have a beginning and an end and, if possible, should display the typical narrative arc of suspense. So it's not about the names of the actual objects, but to tell a story.
For each scene let someone in the public give the six objects.