The main goal of Stage on Mars is to create an environment where people can discover and develop their creative potential beyond the confines of strict, rational thinking. The primary target audience for Stage on Mars consists of rational, intelligent individuals who have reached the limits of what they can solve with their intellect and words. These people seek new approaches, connections, and possibilities.

The methodology of Stage on Mars is something we call Systemic Play — a way to play out any system using techniques from the realms of imagination, theater, and systemic constellations. Through experiential exploration, participants uncover hidden dynamics and mutually enrich their individual perspectives.

Systemic Play is not a therapeutic method. If we were to categorize it, it would fall into the field of creativity development and personal self-expression.

However, due to its immersive and emotionally engaging nature, the experience may evoke strong personal responses. For this reason, Stage on Mars is not recommended for individuals currently experiencing acute mental health challenges or in need of psychological or psychiatric care.

The Stage on Mars experience is led by a facilitator, called the Playmaker, who works with people, questions, ideas, and game elements to create what we call a systemic play. The Playmaker is supported by a producer, who ensures the smooth flow of the experience, maintains structure, and enhances the journey with thoughtful audiovisual production.

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