Building connections and actualizing human potential
We combine information-rich content with experiential and theatre-based activities to enhance learning and social relations within an engaging, positive, and supportive learning environment.
Discover the power of theatre-based techniques to strengthen communication and teamwork skills, enhance well-rounded and fully actualized human potential, and foster a culture of inclusion and celebration of diversity.
We work collaboratively with you to customize learner-centred programming to meet your community’s needs.
Feel comfortable being in front of a crowd
Effectively connect, reassure, impact, and persuade
Strengthen active listening and concentration skills
Interpret and respond to non-verbal communication cues
Speak with greater confidence in a wide variety of environments
Build a sense of community and belonging
Explore creativity as a foundation to inclusion
Learn to be flexible and adaptive through improvisation exercises
Recognize and celebrate diverse styles, perspectives, and strengths
Learn techniques to feel comfortable to role-play challenges and solutions
Theatre fosters a culture of trust, builds strong bonds, and develops a sense of community in a short period of time. Through fun and interactive activities participants connect outside of regular social connections and break down barriers through laughter and shared understanding of human experience.
Theatre invites us to explore human emotion, behaviour, and relationships and try out new ways of interacting within a structured creative environment. It helps us increase personal awareness by developing skills such as active listening, empathy, and the ability to recognize how our behaviour impacts others.
Theatre activities can provide a safe, structured container for exploring diverse perspectives and sensitive topics. It opens possibilities for reflection, dialogue and utilizing creativity as a foundation to fostering inclusion.
Impactful speakers draw on many of the same skills as professional actors such as vocal expressiveness, audience connection, ability to improvise and adapt, an understanding of persuasion, and the ability to use nonverbal communication to convey one’s message.
Theatre is a social art form that requires collaboration and problem solving for a successful group outcome. It helps to develop improvisation skills so we can think on our feet, think outside the box, and adapt quickly to different situations. It also engages our capacity to plan, practice, and modify actions and behaviour.
Theatre is playful and dynamic. It can evoke laughter and shift the energy in a room. It engages cognitive, visual, and psycho-motor learning which helps groups to access and recognize different personality styles and strengths.
Soft skills are foundational to business success and positive organizational culture.
We bring over 20 years of group facilitation experience.