Improvisation team building: Impro Show

Budget €990 excl. VAT for ten participants, €1,690 for up to twenty, and €1,890 for up to thirty, which is €63 per person for thirty. This is the lowest price point in the creativity category.

However, the price per person barely decreases with group size: €59 for a hundred participants (€5,890 excl. VAT), €57 for two hundred (€11,490 excl. VAT). As the activity takes place in groups each supervised by an actor, the cost scales with the number of participants.

In the Hauts-de-France region, the rate is slightly lower: in Lille, €1,790 excl. VAT for thirty participants, €5,490 for a hundred, and €10,790 for two hundred. Calculate your price based on your group size and location.

Improvisation is chosen to work on listening and reactivity: accepting the other's proposal and building upon it, that's the "Yes, and…" principle, which is transferable to meetings as well as client relations. It usefully complements a corporate seminar focused on communication.

It is also selected to support change, as it trains participants to deal with the unexpected, and for evening events, with the final show serving as entertainment.

For a corporate event, it's a format that requires no special equipment or setup.

The activity takes place indoors only and requires a clear space: participants need to be able to move, with a performance area facing the rest of the group. No technical constraints are reported.

Allow 1h30 to 3h10: introduction to the fundamentals, warm-up exercises on active listening, role-playing scenarios guided by the actors, followed by an improvised closing performance. Costume trunks can be added.

For stage work with a pre-written script, see Coup de théâtre. The schedule can be adjusted custom according to your available time.

From 10 to 250 participants, divided into groups, each supervised by a professional actor.

The format is designed for those uncomfortable with public speaking: it begins with exercises on listening and trust, with the stated goal of reducing fear of being judged by others. No one is sent on stage alone from the start.

However, it does require a willingness to perform, and it is offered in French only. For a creative activity where participants remain behind a microphone, consider Film Dubbing.