Magic Team Building with Darryl Rose

Give your colleagues a shared challenge with a little misdirection along the way. Darryl Rose’s magic team building workshops combine learning, practice and performance, offering an unusual way to explore how you communicate and work together.

Your team won’t just watch the magic. They’ll learn selected effects, practise new skills and discover how presentation can change the way an audience experiences a performance.

Learn, Practise and Share

Learning a magic effect is only the beginning. How do you explain it, hold someone’s attention and make the experience enjoyable? Participants can explore these questions as they practise and help one another prepare.

The workshop can build towards colleagues sharing what they’ve learnt with the rest of the group. It’s an opportunity to try something unfamiliar, exchange ideas and enjoy the surprises together.

Presentation with a Magical Twist

Darryl draws on his performing experience to explore audience engagement, clear explanations and the role of timing. Sessions can include misdirection and presentation techniques, with opportunities to put the ideas into practice.

Acting and voice coaching can also form part of the programme, working alongside a trained actor and voice coach. Discuss your priorities with Darryl so the right combination of activities can be planned.

Choose Your Focus

Depending on your brief, workshop activities can explore:

• Clear communication and presentation
• Creative thinking and problem-solving
• Working together on an unfamiliar task
• Engaging an audience
• Practising and performing magic
• Giving and receiving constructive feedback

The emphasis is on participation and practical experience, with humour and encouragement throughout.

Planned around Your Team

Tell Darryl who will be taking part, your approximate group size, the venue and the time available. It also helps to explain what you would like the session to focus on, whether that’s a shared team experience or practice in presenting to others.

If your colleagues have different levels of confidence, mention that when you enquire. You can discuss how to balance group activities, practice time and opportunities to perform, so the session feels welcoming and gives people room to contribute in ways that suit them.

You can discuss how the workshop will fit into a team day, conference or wider programme before deciding on the format.

Discuss Your Workshop

Call Darryl on 07970 624 424 or use the contact button to discuss your team and plans. No previous magic experience is needed—just curiosity and a willingness to have a go.