We're going to Mars. Are you coming?
Some call it a human future simulator. Some call it a theatre of human perspective. Some call it absolute creativity. It's a way to see beyond what you dare to imagine. Beyond what you fear to say out loud. Beyond your wildest dreams. So if you want to drop the gravity of your own words and slides, and for a little while see all the possibilities, get in touch.
Systemic Play Method
1
People
No phones. No screens. Here you meet people, strangers, friends, partners, real homo sapiens. You will play with people, for people, and you will have fun.
2
Questions
On Mars, everyone brings a question.
No answers, no opinions – just a question. Any question. The bigger and bolder, the better. What’s yours?
3
Plays
Every question opens a path. Anyone can take the lead, turn a question into a game. Invent characters, suggest a plot, add music, and play out the whole system.
4
Self-expression
Once we have the direction of the game, everyone else becomes a player. The player steps into the role to express what the role means to them and how they feel about it.
5
Perspective exchange
After each game, we share what we saw and experienced. A modern version of the Greek forum, a space where people meet face to face to seek truth and new ways forward. We communicate openly, boldly, and without masks.
Experiential.
Experimental.
Stage on Mars experiences typically last several hours and are designed for groups of 10 to 50 people. In addition to working with leaders and their teams, our concept is applicable to any community, any topic, in short, anything that needs to be explored and played out. We regularly prepare experiences for Forbes conferences, reality TV shows, and a wide range of audiences seeking new perspectives and bold directions.
Our team
Milan Šemelák
Co-founder
Jan Piskoř
Cast of Mars
David Vais
Partner
Andrea Šturalová
Marketing manager
Tomáš Pavlík
Operations Director
