Science-based, art-informed workshops to make work better. build teams. break habits. grow empathy. make meetings meaningful. let people be people. actually have fun.

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Wheelhouse workshops integrate cutting-edge cognitive science and the performing arts to explore workplace dynamics. Together, we create more authentic, efficient ways to work.

Art + science.
Theory + practice.

Wheelhouse Workshops

Through accessible and enjoyable games, explore group dynamics and learn how to communicate and interact more effectively. Customizable for in-person, remote, small or large groups of any age and experience level. 

Design Your Own

Let us coach you through the process of designing your own custom, evergreen workshop. We can be with you for every step of the way —- or just the first few!

“The workshop was welcoming, refreshing, and definitely not what I expected. I never felt put on the spot because I was so focused on collaboration.”

- Student participant, Franklin + Marshall College

Who are these
workshops
for?

Small + large businesses * Educational institutions, faculty, or staff * Student clubs * Medical associations * Parent groups * Hospitals * Book clubs * Community, arts, or faith-based organizations * Supper clubs * And more!

Who We Are

Dr. Elena Clare Cuffari is a cognitive scientist and faculty member at Franklin and Marshall College specializing in social interaction, gesture, metaphor, and how we make meaning together. She holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from University of Oregon. Prior work includes the European Research Council-funded TESIS network and the co-authored book Linguistic Bodies.

Gwen Tulin is a playwright, performer, composer, and teaching artist. Her workshops have been held across the country, including at Princeton University, UC Irvine, Franklin and Marshall College, Millersville University, and more. Published plays are available for perusal on the New Play Exchange.