The most popular campus attraction in
history for New Student Orientation NOW ONLINE!
43
Years Running
368
Campuses
100,000
Students
ENDLESS
Lives Changed
ABOUT
Playfair is a unique blend of audience participation comedy routines, non-competitive adult play experiences and newly created group dynamic exercises.
Have you ever seen hundreds of students, staff and faculty all feel like old friends the very first time they meet?
Their newfound sense of belonging ensures they will stay connected and remain in school where they might otherwise drop out.
That's what Playfair will do for your campus!
Playfair is totally unlike anything else you have ever experienced. It's entertainment! It's madcap fun! It's the perfect way to make new campus friendships!
What People Are Saying
Ashley Gerrits
Residence Education Coordinator, Trent University
We have had Playfair as our first night activity for the past five years at Trent University. Whether you are a participant on the field or a fan in the stands, the energy is electric and sets an amazing tone for community building the rest of the academic year.
Karen Hudson
Student Services Advisor, Algoma University
The students’ response was fabulous, as always! Dianna was enthusiastic and the students really related to her as she shared her own university experience. The President stayed to watch the performance, and commented to another staff member how fabulous it was! “Playfair has been a tradition at Algoma U! We begin every first day of Orientation Week with this engaging icebreaker event that connects students and creates a foundation for the remainder of our week!”
Cory Larsen
Student Union Vice President (Student Life), Dalhousie University
Extremely positive! Myself and the committee overheard several students at the end of the event comment on how much fun they had and that they were glad to have had the experience to meet other folks who weren’t apart of their O-week group.
Kylie Hutchinson
Evaluator, Community Solutions Planning & Evaluation
"I STILL remember the amazing Playfair session I participated in at the University of Waterloo in 1984 during Orientation Week. I loved the experience so much that 35 years later, I tracked down Carol Ann to see if she could arrange the corporate version for a professional conference I’m organising.”