Description

A trick taking card game with 53 cards (four suits (Theater', Court, Prudie and Strip Tease) of 13 and one joker) in two variants:
Variant 1 A game of CHANCE for four players and
Variant 2 A game of SKILL for 3-5 players.

In the first variation you play a game of Prosecution (represented by the Court suit) and Defence (represented by the Theatre suit). Each player is dealt 10 cards of the 40 cards that does not include the red Strip Tease suit (which are divided into two face up stacks as "points": 12-7 in one and 1-6 in another one - 13 face down), and the dealer declares if he wants to Defend or Prosecute based on his dealt hand, the other players do the same in turn - until there are two on either side.
The Defenders will try to get the Strip Tease act, by getting their stack moved from 7 to 12 thus revealing the 13th Strip Tease card, the Prosecutors try to avoid the strip tease show to be made by moving their cards on the Theatre's stack to make the stripper more dressed.

The game is then played in partnerships over three to four rounds (Trails) where you play in suits. However Defence can always play a Theatre (Green) card as a trump and Prosecutes can always play a Court (Black) card as trump card. If you can not follow suit you can either play a trump suit (to Object) or play a Prudie (Blue) card.
Highest card wins the trick and places their top Strip Tease card on the other team's pile.

The second variant of the game is played without the Joker, but depending on players can also be wither Paul Pry and Constable cards.
Here you try to avoid taking tricks containing the Theatre Manager (Three months prison), Procecuter (two months prison) or any Strip Tease card (one months prison). The one with least imprisonment is the winner.

No stripping is a part of this game.

—user summary

Scintillating
Topical
Rib-tickling
Prresistible
Thenomenal
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Thrilling
Ecstatic
Artistic
Surprising
Entertaining
The name describes the game

—description from the back of box