Building the Mindset to Navigate a Shifting World
How improv gives you the resilience to handle the unexpected “The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the … Continued
Author: Tiffany Schultz
What is an Actor’s Headshot?
— Why You Need One and What to Expect -By Tiffany Schultz Actors are my favourite subjects. Working with people who are accustomed to performing and usually comfortable being directed … Continued
Learning Through Failure
Why Theatre Gives Children the Breathing Room They’re Missing Children today are growing up in an environment that asks a lot of them, often before they’re developmentally ready. School moves … Continued
From Silence To Stage
— Healing Through Improv -By Solène Anglaret Trigger warning: This article discusses mental health struggles, including suicidality. Please take care of yourself while and after reading it. Feel free to … Continued
What Improv Taught Me About Letting Go of Control
— Even as a Data-Driven Marketer -By Karan Gupta I live in the world of data. As a marketing consultant, I build strategies rooted in data, analytics, measurable outcomes, and … Continued
Theatre is Therapy
How Acting and Improv Support Mental Health “Improv isn’t just about making people laugh — though of course, it can be! Over the past couple of years at the Courtyard … Continued
Get Back in Sync: How Improv Helps Teams Reconnect After Summer
The summer break is often a welcome pause — time to recharge, travel, or spend days with family. But when colleagues return, it’s not unusual for teams to feel a … Continued
Improv for a Kinder World
Learning to listen, lift others, and let go of the spotlight. The world we live in today often rewards the loudest voice in the room. Social media platforms are structured … Continued
Friday Night Spotlight Q&A with Kyle Hersleman
Q: For those who haven’t been yet, how would you describe Friday Night Spotlight in your own words? A: Friday Night Spotlight is an evening of experimental theatre, where you’ll … Continued
Building Brave Kids: How Drama, Musical Theatre & Improv Help Children Grow Up Into Confident Adults
Self-trust is the first secret of success. – Ralph Waldo Emerson. One of the most commonly cited fears for a great deal of adults is the fear of public speaking. … Continued