Three years ago today I got cast into the ensemble at Unexpected Productions

Three years ago today I got cast into the ensemble at Unexpected Productions—America’s oldest Theatersports company. A few months before, Dave Clapper had pitched the idea of doing a tribute show to honor Kevin. I never got to say goodbye to Kevin. He died during the pandemic. No memorial. No drunken wake at a pub with all of his friends. I not only loved Dave’s idea, my soul needed it. Dave wanted to ask Tony Beeman to be […]

Improv Your Parenting

I recently had the opportunity to meet Jeremy Strozer, an improviser from Los Angeles who now lives with his family in Ireland. And he’s doing a project that focuses on the idea of how an improviser parent their child. What do the tenets of improv teach us about being better parents? And how can that information be helpfully disseminated to the general public if they are not improvisers? It was such a fun interview, and […]

My Improv Brain

This is my improv brain. What does your improv brain look like? Share it! Let’s fill the interwebs with art. Art is the best form of protest. Listen to the last thing that was said, and respond only with your heart. And good or bad, hearing them say it, is a relief to your soul. Your character needs to go through a change in the scene. They shouldn’t be the same person that they were […]

Paperback and hardcover editions are now available on Amazon!

It’s Official: My Book Hits the Shelves! (metaphorically speaking) It’s a feeling that’s hard to put into words – a mix of excitement, relief, and a touch of melancholy – but my book is finally here! Both the paperback and hardcover editions are now available for purchase on Amazon. Those who’ve been following along with my writing journey know how huge a moment this is for me. The imposter syndrome was and still is, kicking […]