. . . while my involvement with theatre came seemingly by accident . . . it has become over the years . . . now decades . . . my passion . . . theatre has taken me on an unexpected journey . . . and partially shaped every
aspect of my life.

 

. . . traditions and rituals . . . sights and sounds . . . planning and control . . . tones and rhythms . . . the challenge of age-old questions . . . looking at different attitudes toward life . . . an invitation to leave the everyday world . .and at least for a moment follow a path into the dream world . . . face different challenges . . . test character . . . laugh . . . cry . . . and always face the challenge to look at how I live my life . . . and fit into our world

 

. . . I’ve had the opportunity to share and explore many projects . . . teaching and learning . . . working in partnership with students . . . and always with the goal to effect positive change . . . in our world

 

. . . involving ourselves in the process of theatrical production has given all of us . . . teacher . . . student . . . audience . . . a way of trying to understand our world . . . and help us discover and understand our place in it . . . through theatre we are able to allow ourselves to step back . . . observe . . . and reflect on our own life experiences . . . and perhaps imagine new possibilities

 

. . . the journey has been rich with surprises . . . inspirational moments . . . and life-changing relationships with amazing literature . . . challenging artistic choices . . . and fascinating people