“LOVED IT. The storytelling theory is like a toolkit — there’s so much to draw from. I’d love to have the theory as a physical reference; it’s so universally valuable. 10/10 useful.”
We use a highly interactive, games-based workshop to teach essential team skills through a collaborative storytelling experience.
Duration: 3.5 to 4 hours in one day.
Ideal for: Corporate teams, youth groups, and communities focused on team-building.
Price Range: €3,500
What if your team could work through a complex challenge in a fun, fictional world? Our games-based storytelling experience is a highly interactive, hands-on workshop that uses play to solve real-world problems. Participants collaborate to build a fictional world and its inhabitants, testing their ability to work together and realize their ideas in a dynamic environment. This workshop is perfect for corporate groups, youth groups, or any community trying to connect, have fun, and become excited about working together.
This workshop is based on the principles of experiential learning. By stepping into new roles and solving challenges in a fictional setting, participants practice key soft skills. The experience is a blend of live storytelling, interactive improvisation, and game play, ensuring a fun and memorable learning outcome. We can also create a specific “Originate” workshop that focuses on creation, communication, and improv.
“LOVED IT. The storytelling theory is like a toolkit — there’s so much to draw from. I’d love to have the theory as a physical reference; it’s so universally valuable. 10/10 useful.”
“Fusing together the (personal) facts, Irish story-telling and some well-inserted humour, the performance made the event very special, very Irish and very memorial!”
“Their understanding of the requirements of the group and their ability to motivate and encourage My Streets trainees has been important.”
“Once I attended Shadows of the Tain and that experience has changed my perception of theatre and storytelling completely. It was deep, intense and impossible to forget.”
“Oh, how they tell their tales… The first time I ever heard them, they had me catching my breath in suspense, laughing and crying. So, naturally, I keep coming back for more.
