Every company wants to understand the young generation. Most ask a consultant. Generation Play puts your leaders and the generation itself on one stage. You see it from their seat.
Stage on Mars presents
Generation Play
with The Mag
If the next generation ran your company for one day, what would they change first?
Ask for a private date
Can you see who is coming?
Dates
- Coming
Generation Play with The Mag, open date
Palác Dunaj, Národní 10, PragueThe first open date is being set. Leave your question and you hear first.
- Your date
Generation Play for one company
Your boardroom or our stageThe same play, only your people on stage. Pick the day.
Program
- 9:30
Opening. Two generations, one circle.
- 10:00
The questions. Yours and theirs.
- 11:00
The plays
- 13:00
Lunch
- 13:30
The plays, second half
- 15:00
Sharing. The end.
With The Mag
The Mag builds formats the next generation loves. Their gift is translating what matters into something people actually want to watch. On Mars they do it live, with your company on stage.
The Mag came to Mars first
Before any company, The Mag brought its own question to the stage: how to be the number one media house for the young.
They know what happens on Mars because it happened to them.
Who leads the mission?
Milan Šemelák and the playmakers of Stage on Mars bring the stage and the method. The Mag brings the generation and its questions. Your company brings the one it does not dare to ask.
On the bill
- 01
The Wish List
What do we want from the young?
Your leaders say it out loud, on stage, to the generation itself. Not to HR.
- 02
The Counter Offer
What do the young want from us?
They say it back. Money is the third thing on the list. Wait for the first two.
- 03
The First Date
How can we be attractive?
Your company goes on a date with the generation. Played out. You watch who leaves first.
What does your company need to see about the next generation?
A teaser, to imagine it. Write the question your company cannot answer on Earth and in thirty seconds the sheet sketches how it could go on Mars: who might captain it, roughly how many people, where, how long, and how it might open.