This post was originally published on brightinvention.org on May 31, 2020. *** Bright Invention unequivocally denounces the murder of George Floyd and stands with those who are protesting for an end to racist… Continue reading
Recently a Medium article by Nicolas Berger has been making the rounds on social media, especially among theatre artists. It’s called The Forgotten Art of Assembly; Or, Why Theatre Makers Should Stop Making.… Continue reading
Owen Corey playing my boyfriend while my former boyfriend Eric Walker walks away, dejected. A performing arts group spends a couple of months preparing for a big fundraiser. It’s the biggest event they… Continue reading
Bright Invention teacher Kiersten Adams address the Acting Out! Ensemble It was March or April 2014. With the help of my brother I had just opened a small performing arts studio in my… Continue reading
Lee Breuer When I was in my second year at The Yale School of Drama, our acting class had an intensive with avant gard stage director and creator, Lee Breuer. He was the… Continue reading
Bright Invention ensemble members Shea Sonsky and Kiersten Adams at the Steel City Improv Theater getting ready for the post-show jam with amazing Pittsburgh improvisors! It’s Saturday morning and I’m recovering from… Continue reading
I don’t remember who said it. I don’t even remember where I was when I heard it. But I know this. I was in a bad place. I was looking for solace, or… Continue reading
In case you haven’t memorized it yet, here is the mission of Bright Invention, the organization I run: Bright Invention uses improvisation to empower people and organizations to unlock their potential. An improv… Continue reading
