What's On
Upcoming Events and Classes
Showcasing You 2 sessions Fridays 6p-9 July 26th, Aug 2nd ($100 for the series)
LIVE in Chicago! (Momentum)
Part workshop Part lab. Creating material for yourself is important and should be FUN, freeing and inspiring. This series will offer a chance to test ideas you might already have, create new ones and give you some tools to take away and use to keep creating for yourself. Part Workshop Part Lab, a very good time.
Improv to. …(advanced)
2 day intensive Aug 2nd&3rd
11-2 3-5 $200
Using improvisation as a tool and a joy we’ll explore group structures, solo play and build a bespoke day 2 workshop for the ensemble to focus and play with what we want, need and didn't know we needed. This intensive will be our playground through equal parts grounding and controlled chaos. We will get a chance to do a bunch of reps and explore and expand ourselves as creators, artists and humans. Or? We’ll have a good ass time. Dress to move, there will be sweat.
ONE on ONES! ZOOM!
Offering a limited number of online one on one sessions in July(improv/acting coaching, writing, general creativity, stupidity, physical play, solo work or stand up.) Email with questions or to book a session.
UPCOMING, INCOMING
Admittedly I have not settled on the the right format for this information. But here, we'll try this. In this section I'll try to include all the upcoming shows and workshops I'll be runninging and guesting in. Join me somewhere in the world or through your computer box.
Past Events
The first festival casualty of the pandemic rescheduled: 3 gorgeous days of soul affirming workshops and 4 nights of playful and beautiful shows. And a solid amount of jet lag and gelato. Thank you I Bugiardini, your hospitality, talent and pure joy will not be soon forgotten.
Originally billed as a 5 person improvised musical but when 3 drop from covid(don't worry they're ok) you gotta do 2 person, 2 act improvised musicals to ring in the New Year at beautiful Penobscot Theatre in Bangor Maine. In the immortal words of Tim Gunn we "made it work."
Bucharest is basically where it all started for me, it feels like my second improv home and I jump at any chance to go, play and learn from the community of artist there. One month after I finished my year of Care Work I got put together an international supergroup for their National Festival and ask the questions "What risks can I take?" and "What rust have I accumulated?" It was such a growth experience for me and I can't thank the women of Recul enough for letting me play in their playground.
