Location: Multi-Purpose Room 

 Date: Monday, March 11th

 Times: 3:00pm to 5:00pm

Actors recreate the human experience through a series of technical analysis exercises and the organic ability to understand and experience authentic feelings as desired. This program is designed to help people of all ages reach a better understanding of self and others through various exercises and games that focus on the following key values:

  Learning to understand before you try to be understood

  Inclusivity

  The power of trying and saying “Yes” to new ideas

  Grounding your emotions

  How to convert nervous energy into excited energy

These fun and simplified games and exercises are some of the same things you would see on a show like Whose Line is it Anyway? with an added component of connecting with our emotions, understanding and converting nervous energy into something more empowering, and enhancing basic communication skills with a commitment to inclusivity, self-awareness, and a better understanding of our daily goals and simplified ways to achieve them.

Instructor: Michael Coleman

Michael is a professional actor/writer/director/educator with over 30 years experience in the film and television industry. Michael’s earliest foundations involved working as a professional improvisor, where he later became a judge for The Canadian Improv Games. Michael designed over 11 diploma programs for post-secondary schools and numerous short-form workshops and camps for actors around the world. Michael is the found of Story Institute and has worked on shows like Hello Kitty, Dragonball Z, X-Men, Inuyasha, Supernatural, Once Upon a Time, Stargate, and many more. His students can be seen on some of these same shows as well as Riverdale, Letterkenny, The 100, My Little Pony, The Dragon Prince, The Descendants, and several over tv shows and movies.

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