I recently attended a virtual conversation about making theater spaces anti-racist.

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

The community I built within my walls was inclusive, equal, and collaborative. I purposely built it that way because I provide a safe haven

I don’t know how to keep going. I do know that to keep going there will need to be significant changes. I know that it is so scary. I know t

I push boundaries. I play raw, gritty, raunchy, and whatever other labels you want to slap on me. I play it because I know how to walk that

With our recent growth there has been some new boundaries set in place. There's some adjusting. There are some old boundaries I'm still not

Improv is practice, process, and the ultimate truth serum.

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 ...

So I'm not an impostor and I'm going to keep reminding myself of this fact. While none of us are ever done growing or learning, I am indeed

Even great decisions can be difficult to make. Let go of fear and ego. Make the leap and grow beyond your expectations.

It can be hard being the one who is always asking and creating. Keep doing it. You don't know it but it matters very much to someone else.

You can change a culture or build one. It takes time but it can be done!

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

Through interdependence, we all grow stronger.

There is nothing wrong with having high standards in place. To be a professional means working hard and showing up to do your best every day

We are performers. It's our job to perform. It's time for us to show up. To show out.

There's a difference to fitting in somewhere than belonging to a community. Fitting in implies you have to change who you are, that the o...

The negativity bias is the phenomena by which humans give more psychological weight to bad experiences than a good ones. There are a var...

I think one of my favorite things about improv is how there is no real end to the process. It's always an opportunity for discovery and g...