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Mindfulness, Physicality, and the Performer with Natalie Roxas - EMAIL TO REGISTER / ONLINE REGISTRATION CLOSED

  • Go Comedy! Improv Theater 261 East 9 Mile Road Ferndale, MI, 48220 United States (map)

Ever feel rushed to be ‘on’ in a moment’s notice or experience uneasy transitions from everyday life to on-stage or jumping from one set to the next? Wonder how to take better care of yourself as a performer and move with intention throughout a scene? Wished your physical character choice wasn’t so exhausting? (We’ve all been there.)

This workshop teaches mindfulness techniques to practice before sets as a tool to ground yourself as a performer and during sets to better pace your scenes, body awareness for heightened stage presence and exercises of how to safely engage in movement to explore physicality to bring characters to life.

Get ready to wear something comfortable to move, stretch, breathe, and laugh in.

Prerequisite: You need to have taken one level of improv classes anywhere and know the basics and be open to a mindfulness practice

Cost: $40.00

Length: 3 hours

All proceeds are donated to Snow Day’s fundraising goal.

20% OFF Weekday Workshops

Use SnowDay promo code at checkout for workshops on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.

NATALIE ROXAS

Natalie Roxas is an improvisor and a RYT 200 yoga instructor. She completed Go Comedy’s entire training program in addition to two musical improv classes with Jeremy St Martin and a mindfulness class with Ken Hall. In 2019, Natalie was cast in Rock-O-Matic, Go Comedy’s musical improv house team and performed in several festivals in Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit, and Grand Rapids. She is also a member of the duo Wieck & Wieck with her husband Bob Wieck, a Harold troupe called Maroon 8 and a musical improv troupe called Guardians of the Lighthouse. She is the founder of Run for Laughs, a wellness and charity event that ran for three years in efforts to unite the improv community during the pandemic. She currently serves on the Snow Day Marathon committee since 2019 and a co-producer to this year’s We Wear Pink show at Snow Day 17.

In the Metro Detroit community, Natalie is better known as Yes And Yogi Girl where she blends the two philosophies of improv and yoga in her yoga teachings for over five years. She has been manifesting ways to further incorporate the two and now has this offering to empower fellow improvisors with greater self-awareness to enrich their experience both on and off the stage.

Instagram: @yesandyogigirl
Website: www.yesandyogigirl.com

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