Recently, I was asked what I do when a player is emotionally triggered by improv. My response was, “It doesn’t.” Or, at least, I haven’t experienced a player being triggered. The Key to Not Triggering Players This question is important. It brings to light a barrier...
You’re not alone! It’s really exciting that we get to gather with friends and family! But…SO MUCH has happened, there has been so much uncertainty, stress, and disagreement, and now we’re all getting together. Just the thought of this often has people planning...
Don’t be scared — Be Curious. 3 reasons why improv is not actually scary! If you know someone who is scared of improv, you are not alone. One main reason many people feel scared of improv is because they aren’t exactly sure what it is and how it works....
This article explores how short form/comedic improvisational theater impacts the development of writing fluency. This article originally appeared the International Journal of Education and the Arts, Volume 16 Number 10June 19, 2015. Read original article here. Mary...
This article first appeard in the July issue of Fostering Families. You can read the orginal article here. By Mary DeMichele As parents and caregivers, we want to have healthy, positive and enjoyable relationships with our children, whatever their age. Our recent...
Shame is paralyzing. We store it, consciously, unconsciously, viscerally. We may not know its source or when we started feeling it. Shame impedes us from achieving the joy that is possible, hopes and dreams that could be pursued. Shame deadens our unique and creative...
