Unlock Your Team's Potential
At The Serious Fun Group, we use applied improvisation to help teams build trust, improve communication, and boost collaboration — all through playful, interactive workshops grounded in real workplace challenges. Every session is in-person, practical, and tailored to your team's dynamics and goals.
Empowering Teams Through Play
Our workshops focus on fostering trust and enhancing communication among team members.
We offer hands-on experiences that directly address workplace challenges.
Customise sessions to align with your team goals and dynamics.
200
Successfully Trained Teams
50
Workshops Conducted
10
Years of Experience
Interactive Learning
Engage your team in hands-on workshops that emphasise communication and collaboration.
Tailored Experiences
Every session is tailored to meet the specific needs and dynamics of your team.
Proven Techniques
Utilise the power of applied improvisation to foster trust and enhance connections.
In-Person Engagement
All our workshops are conducted in-person, ensuring real interaction and connection.
Testimonials
Dr Bethan Gulliver
The Serious Fun Group have been running improvisation workshops for our students to help them prepare for their medical interviews for the last three years. Medical interviews often require students to role play and the sessions have concentrated on teaching the improv skills required to role play effectively. The students have very much enjoyed the sessions. Emma and Arianna teach in an enthusiastic manner, the sessions have been full of humour and very enjoyable. My students have reported that they found the sessions very useful when attending their interviews. They have also reported using the techniques that Emma and Arianna taught them to cope with interview stress in other situations.
Susi Pearson
The Serious Fun Group did a series of two-day workshops for the Norwich Institute for Language Education in June/July 2017. These were for Trainee Primary English teachers from Switzerland and focussed on drama for teaching and learning including: improvisation techniques which can develop teaching skills and improvisation games for language learners; using drama to teach across the curriculum, and helping learners to devise and put on a performance. The feedback on the sessions was very positive with the trainees commenting on how much they learnt and the new ideas and activities they gained for their teaching. We would be very happy to employ The Serious Fun Group’s services on future courses.
The Intellectual Hooligans
Brilliant and innovative workshop looking at physicality and awareness from Emma Wyatt.