As a girl, Puck spoke in color. Through clothes, through style, through projects. Creativity was her native language.  After studying fashion, she entered the corporate world. And slowly, the color faded out. Neutral, and blending in felt safer. Standing out felt risky. Until one day, she realized she had become grey. Her work, her wardrobe, her style.

At six years old, Rocio left the Dominican Republic for the mountains of Switzerland, stepping into a world shaped by discipline and rigour. She followed the expected path, built a career in finance and lived from strength and independence. Then pregnancy broke that version of her open.

Andrea built what looked like a perfect life in Switzerland: a successful business, two kids, and a beautiful home office she later called her golden cage. But inside, she was shrinking. Everything shifted when a father figure looked straight at her and said: “Why are you playing so small?”

What happens when we stop trying to get it right, and simply show up as we are? In this playful improv workshop with Nina Wägli, you’ll explore the freedom of saying “yes” to the moment. Through simple theater games and movement exercises, we’ll practice what it means to be spontaneous, to stumble with humor, and to connect without knowing what comes next.