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Understanding your Insights Discovery colour energy is a powerful start.
But applying that knowledge in real time — especially in high-stakes conversations or with people who see the world differently — is where the real development happens.
That’s why we use professional actors within our Insights Discovery workshops. They help bring the model to life and give delegates the chance to practise flexing their style safely and realistically.
Bringing Colour Energies to Life
Through short scenes, monologues and character demonstrations, our actors vividly portray different colour energies — the language, body language and typical reactions you might recognise at work.
It makes the theory tangible.
It makes people smile.
And it makes the learning stick.
Delegates don’t just hear about preferences — they see them in action.
Practising Real Conversations
We use interactive techniques such as Forum Theatre and Realplay to recreate workplace scenarios where colour energies clash or connect.
Delegates can:
• Direct the scene and explore alternative approaches
• Step into conversations and try flexing their style
• See instantly how small shifts change the outcome
It’s a safe way to test new behaviours and build confidence before applying them back at work.
Why It Works
• It turns abstract theory into lived experience
• It strengthens the shared language of colour energy
• It builds empathy and behavioural flexibility
• It makes Insights Discovery practical, not just memorable
When people experience the impact of different styles — rather than just discussing them — the penny drops more quickly.
“Clare’s take on each colour was both hilarious and so true to life. You could feel the penny drop across the room.”
Want to see it in action?
Or get in touch to explore how actor-supported Insights Discovery could work for your team.
The Parmesan Job is frequently described by participants as the best team building event they have ever experienced and it doesn't take much to see why. The Parmesan Job is themed on the classic movie ‘The Italian Job’ except this time it’s you driving a fleet of Fiat 500s!
Your objective is to complete an elaborate treasure hunt hosted on iPads complete with twists and turns which all helps to add to the fun and drama of the day.
At the start of the event you will be met by one of our shady gang members who gives you an introduction to the mission ahead. You’ll then navigate your way to find clues, meet characters and complete challenges.
The event ends with a dramatic final scene featuring pyrotechnics where teams are “only supposed to blow the bloody doors off” and retrieve the gold.
Teams meet in a hotel or suitable venue for the opening brief to introduce them to the epic adventure that lies ahead. Each team is given a briefcase containing an iPad and other vital equipment essential to the challenges they will face.
The iPads are loaded with state-of-the-art treasure hunt software. A live photomap will display locations of clues and characters - only when you’re at each ‘hotspot’ will you be able to answer the clues…
The technology which allows you to see the other teams moving around the map with the live scoreboard constantly updating, makes for a tense, dynamic and exciting day with a mad adrenaline rush to beat your competitors!
We can run this teambuilding event anywhere in the UK convenient to you. Clues and locations may be set up around any appropriate venue and are specific to the immediate surroundings - each event is completely unique!
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This is a highly memorable event and teams will come away with some fantastic photographs as souvenirs. For those really seeking a true adventure, we can introduce Powerboats, Helicopter rides and other activities to make The Parmesan Job II
Looking for a way to 'break the ice' before the start of your event? Why not check out our range of Ice Breakers that will have your group in a lively shake up within seconds!
Just a quick note to say how brilliant the Parmesan activity was, everybody thoroughly enjoyed the day, it was so much better than I was expecting.
Parker