This workshop takes place over two dates:
Friday, April 24th from 6pm to 8pm
Friday, May 1st from 6pm to 8pm
Everyone has a story worth telling. Through storytelling, we practice using our voices as a tool for self-understanding, connection, and empowerment. Students will practice identifying their true voice, as opposed to the voices and opinions of others we carry in our own heads. Students will write and perform their own story over two sessions.
About the instructor: Natalie Nicole Dressel is a transgender actress/writer currently living in North Hollywood, CA. In 2019, she attained her MFA in writing for the Stage and Screen from Point Park University in Pittsburgh, PA, and in 2013 she earned her BFA in Theater from Michigan State University. She is a graduate of the UCB LA improv program, and her play There is Evil in This House was a 2019 O'Neill NPC finalist and the winner of Best Ensemble in the SheLA festival.
She has 10+ years of stand up comedy experience and in 2012 was named "Funniest Mouth of the South" in Chattanooga, TN. She's worked on two projects that are currently available on HBOMAX (Veneno, The Lady and The Dale) and in 2021, she is the recipient of an artist grant from West Hollywood and put up an exhibition of her work in 2022.