For Team Development
The Wild West Circus simulation improves collaboration, strengthens communication, decision-making, and a range of other crucial team aspects. And it does all this practically: first, you experience it, then you reflect, and finally, you consolidate the new method of operation.
/In Short
While acting within the story, a wide spectrum of team elements can be observed and improved, because the story transports participants into a new context. This requires deep engagement from every team member, agreement on operational methods, decision-making, finding compromises, etc. Through the story and its characters, one can look deeper into real team activities and find solutions suitable for improving its work.
/Benefits of Learning Through Story
While acting in the story, a wide spectrum of soft skills can be observed and improved.
The story moves participants to a new context and removes all masks, thus revealing the team's weak and strong points.
The course of the story and the fates of characters can be changed.
In the story, decisions will need to be made under conditions of uncertainty, seeking compromises and non-standard solutions.
It develops 21st-century skills (collaboration, critical thinking, creativity, empathy, etc.).
/Technical Details
The game consists of: an interactive miniature model, mobile devices, headphones.
Number of participants: 4-24.
Duration: From 2 to 4 hours (depending on the chosen simulation type).
Location: Arranged separately.
Registration and additional info: +370 650 19668 or info@molbertas.lt
/Areas for Improvement
TEAM EFFICIENCY:
Goal setting and achievement,
Planning and execution,
Decision making and flexibility,
Team roles,
Conflict management,
Empathy.
TEAM COMMUNICATION:
Information gathering and sharing,
Active listening and hearing,
Feedback.
LEADERSHIP:
Seeing the big picture,
Tolerating and managing uncertainty,
Collaboration.






Play WILD WEST CIRCUS with Your Team
WILD WEST CIRCUS is an interactive team-building method created in Lithuania. Game participants gather around a miniature model and, with the help of mobile phones, are transported to a Wild West setting where they will have to manage a traveling circus. By exploring the model, receiving clues, discussing, and making decisions, participants strive for a common goal and change the twists of the story. The outcome of the story and the result achieved depend solely on the participants' collaboration and choices.

