The Theatrics of Teamwork
Is there any workplace drama in your office? This workshop could be a good fit for your team. Find out whose personalities are more dominant than others. Who is a born leader? Which of your team members are more introverted? By determining the personalities in your workforce, you can begin to better understand what to expect from your team members and their ability to communicate effectively.
Prior to the start of your scheduled workshop, an enneagram assessment will be sent to each team member for discussion by our facilitator. After each member submits their results, our facilitator will spend a portion of the workshop analyzing your team’s data, quantifying the makeup in enneagram types amongst your team, and explaining the good, the bad, and the ugly of each type.
After learning more about each team member’s personality type, your Improv teacher will use this knowledge to present several different improv exercises in smaller groups, ending in a larger team exercise. In the end, your team will be led in a final discussion, analyzing each team member’s contribution, how it affected the role-playing between the team, and how understanding your personality traits in the workplace can lead to a better understanding of each other.
Improvisation Examples:
Yes, And – the art of building off of each other
Pan Left – actors are given them to guide them through this interactive game of changing channels quickly
Powerpoint Karaoke – actors are asked to present on slides they have never seen before, giving a full presentation with a partner
Meet Our Facilitators:
Scot McCarthy StyleWise Partners – Workshop Facilitator
Scot is an organizational performance consultant with 20+ years of experience growing talent at the individual, team, and leadership levels. He has a unique set of process and people competencies developed from his days as a GE Six Sigma Process Improvement Master Blackbelt and his passion for helping people unlock their skills and motivation to succeed.
Tremayne Edwards ACOA Director of Community Engagement – Improv Instructor
Tremayne is a member of the Youth Services Board. He is a graduate of Liberty University, where he studied English Literature and Fine Arts. Upon his graduation, Tremayne gained employment with the City of Lynchburg’s Parks and Recreation Department. In this role, he worked with individuals of all ages and backgrounds within the Lynchburg Community. While employed with Parks and Recreation, his work involved helping to educate citizens through programs promoting social equity, health, and wellness. Tremayne is currently employed as Director of Community Engagement with the Academy Center of the Arts. In his current role, he is helping to make arts and culture accessible to all. Outside of his professional career, Tremayne serves on the Board of Directors for Camp Kum Ba Yah, is a community volunteer to various causes, a theatre and trail lover, and a nanny to all.
Time & Costs:
2-hour Workshop – $25 per person (Minimum of 10 participants)
To learn more, contact Tabitha Abbott, Director of Operations, by email at [email protected]
