Stage on Mars is a theatre of human perspectives — an immersive experience where people turn questions into plays to explore new perspectives and ideas.

Theatre of human perspectives is built upon three fundamental pillars: Question Design, Constellation Play, and Perspective Exchange. These pillars combine various tools and techniques from the realms of design thinking, systemic constellations, and dramatic arts.

Stage on Mars is not a self-development course, a family constellation seminar, or a therapeutic technique. If we were to categorize it, it would fall within the realm of human self-expression and the cultivation of human creativity. Other impacts and manifestations may vary among individuals.

The primary objective of Stage on Mars is to create an environment where people can explore their creative potential beyond the limits of their rational mind.

Stage on Mars is not intended for healing, consulting, guiding, advising, or any form of therapeutic intervention in people's lives.

The primary target audience for Stage on Mars is rational, intelligent individuals who have reached the limits of what they can solve using their intellect and words. They are seeking novel approaches, connections, and possibilities.

The Stage on Mars experience is guided by the role of a Playmaker. The Playmaker collaborates with people, questions, ideas, and game elements with the aim of creating what we call the image that opens up new perspectives for all participants. The Playmaker serves the image first and the question's author second.

The Playmaker is supported by a Producer, who ensures the smooth flow of the experience, maintains the structure, and enhances the experience with audiovisual production.

The Stage on Mars experience can be further enriched by engaging with the project's community, known as the "Cast of Mars."

The core values of Stage on Mars are freedom, responsibility, humor, humility, and truthfulness.