Corporate Workshops
Improv for Business:
A 2-Hour Workshop on Communication, Collaboration, and Adaptability
This isn’t just a fun offsite — it’s a practical, hands-on training experience that helps your team build stronger communication, adaptability, and collaboration skills. Designed for businesses in Bloomington, this two-hour improv workshop is equal parts energizing and skill-building.

Why Improv Works for Business
Improv is fun — and it’s also a powerful way to practice listening, building on ideas, and responding in the moment. These same skills are what make teams more effective at work. In this interactive session, your team will strengthen habits that lead to stronger collaboration, clearer communication, and greater confidence.
What Your Team Will Gain
By the end of this workshop, your team will:
- Strengthen active listening and communication
- Build a culture of “Yes-And” collaboration
- Practice adaptability and resilience in a safe, engaging environment
- Enhance creative problem-solving and idea generation
- Develop stronger leadership presence and confidence
- Foster psychological safety and team trust
- Leave with practical tools to apply immediately at work
Workshop Structure
- Location: Constellation Studios (411 E 7th St)
- Length: 2 hours
- Format: Interactive exercises, group reflections, and applied discussion
- Facilitation: Led by professional improv instructors from Constellation Stage & Screen
- Group size: Minimum of 8 participants (ideal for 8-20)

Pricing
- $75 per participant
- Minimum of 8 participants ($600 total)
Why Choose This Workshop
Your team’s time is valuable. That’s why this workshop is designed to deliver more than just a good time. It’s an investment in stronger communication, better collaboration, and greater confidence — all in a format that’s engaging and enjoyable.
Ready to invest in your team?
Contact us today to schedule your workshop and bring the power of improv to your workplace. To schedule, email Education Director Eric Shelley at eric@seeconstellation.org.

