Team Choreography · Bahaa Chmait

Give your team a story
they’ll tell for years.

No dance experience needed. We guide your people from first practice to showtime.

We get to know your team, place everyone where they’re comfortable, and design everything around their skills and abilities.

For company events, teams & conference surprises

A group learning a dance routine together
Your people. In on the surprise together.

Imagine this

Plot twist:
You’ve already been in a flash mob.

Think about your last team project.
Someone had to lead.
Everyone had a role.
Communication was everything.
If one person dropped the ball, everyone felt it.
You had to trust people to do their part.
And when it all came together? Magic.

That’s a flash mob. The deliverable just happens to have a soundtrack.

Let’s find your rhythm as a team.

The experience

From “I can’t dance”
to “we did that.”

Tutorial → Rehearsal → Shared performance

The routine is designed around your team’s skills and abilities. Your people get help learning it and bringing the final moment together.

  1. 01

    Learn the routine

    A tutorial video breaks down the moves so people can practice at home.

  2. 02

    Practice together

    Choreographers guide the in-person rehearsal, helping the group find its rhythm.

  3. 03

    Bring the surprise to life

    Get help organizing the performance for a company event or a surprise moment.

A closer look

Leaders can
join in, too.

A leader’s story: One leader practiced the tutorial at home. His daughter started joining him. They learned the moves, laughed, and bonded. Imagine the next time you bring your work home, instead of being locked away in your office, you could be enjoying something fun with your family!

Hilton Hotels

Hilton colleagues performing their shared routine

The leadership team performed for hotel staff. Thirty people took part, and the routine modeled company values.

“The team was so surprised and really enjoyed the effort and work we put into sharing this special experience with them.”

Leigh Swistock, HR Manager, Hilton

Nightingale College

Nightingale College colleagues learning their choreography, alongside the video tutorial

A 60-person team dazzled hundreds of colleagues at the company conference. Some staff were placed at the tables, and others performed onstage. The whole conference got energized.

Client example described by Bahaa

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Hi, I’m Bahaa.

Why Bahaa Does This

A room where
people belong.

Workplace loneliness is real. I’ve experienced it before and it stinks. Perhaps you’ve felt out of place at work or in a social group?

Then someone organizes some forced fun, and hopes that it bonds us, but everyone just sticks to people they know.

With team choreography, there’s no hierarchy on the dance floor. Choreography teaches us a lot about communication, collaboration and trust.

The world needs more joy and human connection. I help people connect and live more joyful lives in the workplace and beyond.

Bahaa Chmait

What you can count on

Support from first practice
to the final moment.

Choreography for your people

A routine designed around the skills and abilities of the team.

A way to learn the moves

Video tutorials and instructor-led rehearsal support.

Help with showtime

Preparation for a performance that fits the event you are planning.

Before we plan it

A few things
you may be wondering.

Do we need people who already know how to dance?

No. The choreography is designed around your team’s skills and abilities, and the tutorial breaks the routine into steps people can practice.

How do we learn the routine?

Your team receives a tutorial video, followed by in-person practice guided by choreographers. Discuss the rehearsal plan with Bahaa around your event.

Where can we perform?

A company event, conference or surprise moment can provide the setting. Tell Bahaa about the space and audience so you can discuss what fits.

What if some of our team feels nervous?

Bring that up when you plan the experience. Share your group’s abilities and comfort level so the routine and preparation can be discussed with those people in mind.

How much lead time and budget do we need?

The answer depends on the group, rehearsal needs and event. Send your date and team details to Bahaa for a proposal.

Make room for the experience

Make this gathering
one your team remembers.

Another event can pass with the same agenda and familiar conversations. Give your people something they helped create, with a shared moment at the center of it.

Plan your team’s performanceShare your group, goals and timing on Bahaa’s inquiry page.

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