Improv Hour
Improv for team building
Get silly in a relaxed, no pressure environment. Improv can be intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. The session will start with classic ice breakers, short games that get's people out of their brains and into their…
Workshop
Description
Get silly in a relaxed, no pressure environment. Improv can be intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. The session will start with classic ice breakers, short games that get's people out of their brains and into their bodies. After the group is more comfortable in the space, they will be prompted into exercizes that ask them put their egos aside, roll with the punches, and get a little silly! The session will end with a short group check-in where everyone will get to express how the felt before during and after the workshop.
Benefits
This workshop gives employees an opportunity to get to know their colleagues on a different level. They will exercise team building muscles as they navigate made up scenarios with zero pressure. They will think outside of the box during their session and test their ability to say "yes and"!!!
Hosted by Aliana Kilmer
About the Host
A youthful and enthusiastic former corporate employee who understands the value of stress release, building meaningful connections, and self-care for a well-balanced life. Receiving her Bachelors of Fine Arts in Acting at Syracuse University in New York, Aliana can host fun and inclusive improv workshops as well as choral workshops! Most recently, Aliana has added Yoga Instructor to her list of offerings. Trained in Pranayama Breathwork, Hatha Yoga, and Vinyasa flow, Aliana can develop a class tailored to any need.
Focus Areas
Location
FXGW+QC Glenorie NSW, Australia
Languages
English
Travel Locations
Brisbane, Melbourne
Corporate Experience
Moderate
Session Types Offered
Interactive (eg. improv, group-art, yoga etc.)
Past Experience Doing Sessions
Yes - Interactive
Client Requirements
Ideal space for yoga. If matts are not available, a carpeted floor and blankets could work.
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