There are many benefits to the performing arts, but one that speaks to me the most is the ability it gives us to reflect on ourselves and the lives we've lived. Whether it is through another's work or a piece that we've created ourselves, those involved can learn a great deal about themselves as they bring a performance to life on stage. Michelle Murphy understands that rather intimately, as she prepares to bring her one-person show, Keeper, to Tipping Point Theatre in Northville!

In this exclusive Box Seat Babes interview, Michelle Murphy discusses the origins of Keeper and how it evolved from a university project she tasked herself with completing. She discusses the therapeutic process of exploring her younger years and how she views that time in her life differently depending on where she is in her journey. How has the show changed over the years? What is it like to re-experience these past events on stage in front of other people? What can audience members expect from the production at Tipping Point Theatre? Listen to this interview to find out all those answers and more!

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