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Jason Cannon interviews Maria Schadler-Luera about her journey as a Brazilian-born educator, artist, author, and dual citizen. Maria discusses her book, Be the Protagonist: How Ayurveda, Meditation, and Theater Can Transform Your Life, and the importance of embracing your role as the protagonist in your own life. She shares insights on the integration of Ayurveda, meditation, and theater, and how these art forms can empower individuals across various aspects of life. Maria also touches on her experiences as an immigrant and the cultural differences she has encountered, highlighting the significance of agency and empathy. She also shares her future plans, including writing a children's book and focusing on trauma survivors. This conversation will inspire listeners to step into the spotlight and embrace their own power as the protagonists of their personal stories. Learn more about Maria and her work at atomica-arts.com.
Jason Cannon interviews Will Luera, Director of Improvisation at Florida Studio Theater in Sarasota. They discuss Will's journey from studying physics to becoming an improv artist and the transformative power of improv in various contexts. Will shares his experiences using improv in dementia care, conflict mediation, immersive work training, and storytelling. He highlights the importance of curiosity, generosity, and sense of humor in improv, and how it has changed him as a human. Will also explores the differences in improv and storytelling across different languages and cultures, and how understanding the audience's expectations and cultural dynamics can enhance the performance. The episode concludes with a discussion on the future of improv, including the potential for immersive theater experiences and its applications in different industries. Learn more about Will and his work and offerings at will-luera.com.
Are you an aspiring or practicing writer, actor, director, or public speaker looking to deepen your craft and level up your storytelling?
Are you an avid reader or theatre-goer eager to peek behind the curtain and under the keyboard to better understand the secrets of how storytellers weave their magic?
If so, then you’ve come to the right place. Welcome to the Page and Stage Podcast, where we explore the art and craft of writing and performance.
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