Most sessions are conducted in person, because the method works best when we can read and respond to a real room. Some scenarios can be adapted for a virtual setting, depending on the team and learning goals.

Both. Most engagements run as private cohorts for a single organization or program; open-enrollment sessions are scheduled separately.

Pricing depends on group size, session count, and format. Book a consultation and we'll put together a proposal.

We offer flexible pricing based on project type and complexity. After an initial conversation, we’ll provide a transparent quote with no hidden costs.

No — none at all. The scenarios are built for participants, not actors. You won't be asked to "perform" in any theatrical sense; you'll be asked to respond, in the moment, as yourself under pressure. The professional actor and director are there to build the scene and guide you through it — not to judge how well you act.

Sessions may be recorded for the reflection process, so you can see what actually happened rather than relying on memory. Recordings are used only within the session and with the group involved — not shared externally, and not something you take away or that follows you afterward.

This is totally fine. Freezing, going blank, saying the wrong thing: all of it becomes something to look at together, not something to be embarrassed about. The whole design of the session assumes people will get it wrong at some point. That's where the real work starts.