Step Out

Look at these humans. 🥹

This is our brand new spring 2026 beginner improv class.

And honestly? I wasn't even sure it was going to run.

Spring in Squamish is a hard sell for anything indoors. The trails are calling, the mountains are right there. I get it. I live here too. 🏔️

But 13 people said yes and. 🙌

And watching what has unfolded over just the second and third class together... I am so full I could burst 💛

Because to be completely honest, I don't teach improv the way I was taught.

Before we ever touch a scene, before we even think about improvisational theatre, I spend real time creating a space where people can actually feel safe.

Where the walls can come down.

Where the masks can come off.

Where you can be a little silly, a little vulnerable, a little lost, and know that everyone around you is right there with you. 🎭

What you're seeing in this footage isn't performance.

Its presence and trust.

It's a group of strangers becoming something that feels a whole lot like a community, faster than any of them probably expected. 🥹

Because so many of us are quietly craving exactly this.

A space to play again. To get out of our heads. To be fully, unapologetically ourselves without fear of judgement. To remember what it felt like before life told us to be serious all the time. 💛

And improv? Improv gives us that back. ✨

This footage is from class two and three. CLASS TWO AND THREE. 😭🙌

I am so proud of every single one of these humans for stepping out. 💛🎭