Team Building Activities
A "Country Surprise" competition to break down silos and sync your talents to the rhythm of collaboration.
So You Think You Can Dance is a team-building activity that brings colleagues together for a country-themed choreography challenge. Divided into teams and guided by professional choreographers, participants prepare a dance to perform at a final gala.
As soon as the surprise theme is announced, the collaboration begins. Teams learn the steps, practice, encourage one another, and share the funny mishaps of rehearsals. The preparation becomes a chance to get to know your colleagues in a whole new way, all in a festive atmosphere.
Judges visit the rehearsal rooms and attend the final performances. They look at the dancing, but also at the collaboration and team spirit. This friendly competition adds a little spice to the experience while keeping the focus on the joy of participating.
At a glance
Preparing a choreography together creates opportunities to connect: practicing a section, helping each other memorize a sequence, or encouraging a colleague before the performance.
The goal isn't to train dancers, but to bring participants together for a fun project they can be proud of. Everyone brings their own energy, humor, and unique way of contributing to the experience.
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A team-building activity for your corporate events
So You Think You Can Dance can be integrated into a team day, annual meeting, conference, or recognition event. It is perfect for organizations looking to bring different departments together for a festive experience.
The activity involves movement and a presentation in front of colleagues. Customization options can be discussed during the planning phase, depending on the group's needs and comfort level.
Latulippe supports you in organizing the activity and provides choreographic guidance. Requirements for rooms, sound systems, and equipment will be specified during the planning process.
The activity is available in Montreal, Quebec City and surrounding areas, Ottawa-Gatineau, and throughout Quebec.
Tell us about your group to prepare your country dance challenge.
Imagine a company bringing colleagues from several offices together for its annual meeting. The teams mix people who rarely work together.
During rehearsals, one participant helps memorize the steps, a colleague encourages the group, and another adds a touch of humor. At the gala, each team presents its choreography to the applause of the others.
The shared memory is built as much during the rehearsals as in the presentation: participants now have an experience and anecdotes to share.
Yes, this is one of our most frequent use cases. The synchronized format levels the playing field: a new employee has the exact same experience as a colleague who has been there for 10 years, which quickly fosters connections and a sense of belonging within the first few weeks.
No prior experience is necessary. This activity is designed to be accessible to everyone, regardless of their comfort level with art, music, or creativity. Our facilitators guide participants step-by-step in a supportive and exploratory atmosphere.
This activity involves movement elements that may be challenging for some participants. We invite you to discuss this with our team during planning: our facilitators take the time to understand your group's composition and can suggest adaptations to ensure everyone fully contributes to the collective experience. Our goal is for the activity to be engaging for all, regardless of individual physical condition.
The activity can take place at your offices, in a meeting room, at a hotel, a convention center, a multi-purpose hall, or any other venue suitable for your event. The important thing is to have a safe, accessible, and sufficiently clear space for participants to fully enjoy the experience. Our team is flexible and adapts to the chosen venue.
