You don’t have to want to be a performer to take an improv class. In fact, taking a beginning improv class has less to do with performing in front of an audience and far more to do with rediscovering the joy of play. I’m excited to be offering my eight week Beginning Improv classes in…
Right around Shakespeare’s birthday, I was interviewed by the fantastic Lois Reitzes on WABE’s City Lights. I talk about how we manage to improvise a play in the style of the Bard. To check it out, please click here. I thank thee!
I was delighted to be interviewed on the Good Gracious Show Podcast last month. If you wanna give a listen, please click here. There’s some cool music and another interview before I come on around the 24 minute mark. I talk about improv, theatre, and of couse, eating cookies. Enjoy!
I’ll be heading to Sydney next month to teach two workshops at the Australian Improv Festival! If you’ve got any friends in that part of the southern hemisphere, please have them check out AiF! It is going to be a weekend full of great shows and workshops!
It was an absolute delight to sit down with Jim Karwisch and be interviewed on his Improv in Action podcast. We talked about sincerity in improvisation; it was a lovely conversation. If you’ve got just under 30 minutes, please click here to give it a listen!
Voyage ATL contacted lil’ ol’ me for an interview and I am just delighted and honored. Read all about my upcoming projects, what got me to where I am today, and my sordid past with rutabegas, head over and read it!
We tend to avoid our challenges. They remind us of the ways in which we are weak. However, I think there might be a more useful way to look at our challenges. It’s useful to recognize which things come to us easily and which things we have to struggle for. If we only focused on…
Taking an improv class will change your life. I’m not saying that becuase it’s the best marketing slogan I could come up with. I’m saying that because it’s the truth. Even if you’re not interested at all in acting or being up on stage. Even if you have social anxiety and the thought of…
They say that the whole “right-brained” and “left-brained” talk is a myth. Our brain hemispheres aren’t a pair of quarreling twins–one who did the sensible thing by going to business school and the other, a dream-follower who dropped out of college to cover canvases in paint and notebooks in poetry. Humans seem to love to…
Sometimes, when I’m directing a show or teaching a class, the notes I write down as direction, thoughts, and feedback can sound like a poem. Here’s an amalgamation of my recent in-class/in-rehearsal musings that sound like a little poem to me. Embrace reality open up create the boat Speak up we had chances to…