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Playful improv team building — connection instead of perfection

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Get to know Playful Growth

Why play is so effective for teams

I am Esther, improv player and workshop facilitator with a background in teaching and educational work. This combination shapes my work: a good sense of group processes, and the conviction that people learn the most when they experience something for themselves.
For me, improvisation is not just a stage format, but a practice: paying attention, reacting, letting go, creating together. That is exactly where their potential for teams lies.
My mission is to make games accessible as a space of experience — for more trust, clarity and real connection in cooperation.


We'll go to where you work

I'll come directly to your company or to a location of your choice. This makes the workshops easy to integrate and close to your daily work routine.
All you need is a room with some freedom of movement. The formats are flexible and can be adapted to different group sizes and contexts — from small teams to larger groups.

What happens in the workshops

My workshops are playful, experience-based and open to everyone — without any previous experience. There is no watching, no right or wrong, no pressure to perform.

With improvisation exercises, movement and simple games, a space is created to try out, react and experience together. Humor, minor irritations and surprising moments are just as much a part of this as depth and connection.

Each workshop is created by the group and adapts to what is needed at the moment.

Why teams benefit

I offer team events and private group formats that bring people together beyond roles, responsibilities and hierarchies.

Experience teams:

  • more trust and openness
  • clearer, more vivid communication
  • Connect through shared experience
  • new perspectives on collaboration

Instead of traditional team building tasks, a shared space of experience is created that is easy, fun and has a lasting effect.