The concept of the inner critic isn’t a new one. It’s that voice inside your head that whispers what you are doing wrong or scares you

Feedback on what is working in your scenes is something I bring to my classrooms and workshops. There are several ingredients that make up a

Just start a sentence with one of these phrases when you are feeling lost in your scene or disconnected from your scene partner:

There's a great question that comes from the book, The Coaching Habit. And. What. Else. "AWE". It's such a simple question. It's also incre

We can control and choose to support our stage partners and teammates. Choose to treat them like rock stars, support and say yes.

Eventually “Yes, And” will click. It takes time but with the right guide, environment, people,

It's been one of those weeks where I'm going full steam ahead AND big things are happening. I've been interviewing several teachers form my podcast, The Impr...

Improv grants us access to one another and listens to the moment. There are no boundaries except the ones you make.

Some advice on teaching at festivals and outside your home theater.

Something I do when I coach teams and within the AdLib organization, is goal setting. Goals are not just for the group but for the individual. It's important...

To truly blossom into an improviser, one has to hone their craft. I talk a lot about how to do that in videos, other blogs, interviews, etc. Just like anythi...

This Sunday is our very first Live Q&A with the Director (that's me). It's for performers and current students at the theater. So why am I doing this? I want...

Theaters, family units, classrooms, all of these have their "culture". People like us do things like this. That is how culture is defined, shaped, and nurtur...

As the Education Director at AdLib Theatre, it's my job to train the next generation of teachers. I create a variety of tools for our teachers. Trello boards...

Part of my responsibility at AdLib Theatre is training our next generations of coaches and teachers. Going from watching a show to taking notes on a show to ...

As an improv teacher, our job is to provide a safe space for our students to explore, fail, learn, and grow. Most times this goes as planned. Sometimes, we h...