
Improv In Real Life is a podcast that features thoughtful conversations and improv games that demonstrate the intersection of creativity and real life. This event is a live performance podcast recording. Jude Treder-Wolff will host, featuring a talented panel of experts to discuss and demonstrate collaboration and communication skills for team and partnership=building through improv and why they matter in today's world.
Pat Shay (Peoples Improv Theater, Business Improv, Funny Parents podcast on a real-life team with his wife, who also is on the panel)
Mary Theresa Archbold (Funny Parents podcast, This American Life off-Broadway play Cost Of Living, on a real life team with her husband Pat Shay)
Elizabeth Bojsza, MFA (Assistant Professor of Practice, Alan Alda Center For Communicating Science at Stony Brook University, lead curriculum developer the Alda Healthcare Experience
Lydia Franco-Hodges (Assistant Professor of Practice, Alan Alda Center For Communicating Science, Women In STEM Leadership Program)
Host: Jude Treder-Wolff is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Practitioner of Applied Improvisation, and creative arts therapist, with 40 years of experience as an innovative and improvisational clinician and trainer. Having worked in every area of mental health, she is also a writer/performer, storyteller, trained improviser, and host of the Improv In Real Life podcast, which explores the intersection of creativity and improv skills in dealing with real-life goals and stresses. She speaks and presents on the applications of creativity to personal and professional development, and has been interviewed for articles that appeared in NBC News, Thelist.com, Bustle, VICE, Long Island Business News, LI Pulse, Newsday, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, LA Times, Orlando Sentinel, Women’s Day, and the New York Daily News. She has designed and facilitated training workshops and classes about creativity in healing, learning, and professional development for The National Association Of Social Workers-New York State annual conferences, UC-Berkeley Continuing Education Program For Behavioral Sciences, SUNY-Buffalo Institute For Addiction Studies, The Psychotherapy Networker Symposium in Washington, D.C., The Examined Life Conference at Carver College Of Medicine in Iowa City, IA, NYU Arts In Health Care among many other conferences and organizations around the country. She served as chair of the 2019 Applied Improvisation Network World Conference, in partnership with the Alan Alda Center For Communicating Science at Stony Brook University.
Online tickets are available on this link. ***