Imagine yourself standing onstage. You deliver the last lines, which perfectly sum up your story and resonate powerfully with the audience. The light silhouettes you against the final slide projection. The music swells and the stage fades to black as the crowd applauds in moved appreciation for your work.
You can create the opportunity for that kind of peak experience in your life right now. All it takes is the conviction that the world needs to hear your unique story, the courage to stand up and tell it and the support of experienced performance and life coach, Christine McHugh, to support you in revealing your soul satisfying next act.
Recent and Upcoming Shows - Press Release
Rewrite Your Life: Intro Night
Thursday April 17th
8:00pm-10:00pm, 2008 - FREE
Noh Space, Theater of Yugen, San Francisco Join us as we share the storytelling, the curriculum and the results from the 6-week workshop called "Rewrite Your Life: Storytelling For a New You"... in just 2 hours!
Storytellers will share stories about their lives. The workshop creators will share their stories about the workshop itself, a six week series of classes, individual coaching and small-group synergy. The evening will complete with a Q & A, for those interested in the workshop to get their questions answered by the course leaders and previous participants.
The evening will be a concentrated taste of what living your life on
purpose - and relating that experience - might look like.
Noh Space at Theater of Yugen is at 2840 Mariposa St., San Francisco (cross street is Florida).
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The house will be packed. If you're joining us Thursday, April 17th, by 8:00pm, let us know you're coming, or you may not get a seat.
Call 415-459-6461
Past Performances:
Wednesday, February 13, 2008, 8:00pm
The Bay Café (2165 Francisco Blvd. East, San Rafael, CA)
“Terrible Voice”
Performing autobiographical monologue, Dona Budd is a mix of William Faulkner, the school smartass, and a voraciously curious toddler, with a smattering of Mae West. She finds the world infinitely delicious, her curiosity is blind to convention, and she never saw a rule she didn’t want to break. Her performance unfolds a hard-hitting, funny, and untold version of a strange white child growing up in an incomprehensible pre-civil-rights South. With startling combinations, she looks as boldly at the dark side as at the delights—the taste of crayons, a segregated children’s matinee. Dona takes you places you’ve never been.
Saturday, November 17, 2007, 8:00pm
"The Season’s of One Man’s Life"
Mark Scannell takes you on an autobiographical tour of his life. The proverb says, “Life is like an onion and one peels it crying”. Mark will show you how both pathos and humor elicit that response as he peels away his different identities and chronicles his sorrows and triumphs. His story will leave you with a better understanding of how our experience seasons all of us with wisdom.