Alright, picture this: the whole theater is packed, the lights are blazing, the audience is on the edge of their seats, and you—me—step onto the stage with a grin that says, “I’m about to turn this drama into a disaster.” I’d slip a giant fake spider into the chandelier, rig a prop door to slam shut when the actor hits their cue, and set up a confetti cannon that goes off right when the protagonist’s supposed to get dramatic. The audience would think it’s part of the show, but the real shock is the look on the director’s face. Classic chaos, maximum laughs, zero remorse. That's how a mastermind stages a prank—easy.