Creativity Workshop
November 2nd, 2019, 10am-4pm
55 Broadway, 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10006
Cost: $149
Through hilarious and interactive improv games, Katie teaches us how to use the tools of improv comedy to become spontaneous, flexible and courageous, to welcome the chaos, and to thrive on change! In this soul-enriching, laughter-filled program, Katie uses hands-on experiences, reflection, and group discussion to teach you how to unleash your confidence and creativity.
WHAT YOU’LL GET OUT OF THIS RETREAT:
GET BACK YOUR ENERGY AND CREATIVITY!
FUN & LAUGHTER-FILLED CONNECTIONS WITH OTHERS!
CONFIDENCE AND… DID WE MENTION CONFIDENCE???
Bond Collective at 55 Broadway
Bond Collective at 55 Broadway
A look into Katie’s workshops
“What a great way to sever the umbilical chord that had been encouraging my obnoxious Inner Critic. It fell in one swoop weekend!” - Jill F.
"Improvisation for the Spirit answers the question "How can I be whole in all that I do, achieve and who I interact with?" It was beautiful! Katie wonderfully blended a playful yet professional approach in all the activities. She chose a curriculum that spoke to me and the others in an encouraging way." –Lisa K.
“I was in need of a non-judgmental, accepting environment. I realized how simple and relaxed my life really is but how difficult I make it. Trusting that everything will work out in an improv game can apply to life. Katie is terrific.””
"Katie told us to clear our minds and the ideas would come. I told her there would be nothing there. I was wrong." –Anne W.
"I knew the workshop would energize me and give me confidence, but I'm amazed at the strength of the energy and confidence this weekend has inspired. Katie possesses a real knack for putting people at their ease. Her inner peace and strength draw others to her and her humor and intelligence keep them around." –Pam S.
“You really brought improv to life for the group. I was amazed at how you incorporated so many exercises in that short span of time. You are quick witted, personable and very tuned in to people and I loved participating and observing at the same time.”