Listen "EP 177: Ken Hall: Social Worker Turned Actor"
Episode Synopsis
In this conversation, Ken Hall shares his journey from feeling like an outsider in his youth to discovering his identity through punk rock and improv. He discusses how finding a creative outlet in improv transformed his life. Ken emphasizes the importance of embracing differences and using performance as a means of connection and healing, both for himself and others. Ken reflects on his own journey from a career counselor to a performer, emphasizing the importance of play and exploration in the creative process. He encourages aspiring actors to embrace the fun in their journey and to be kind to themselves as they learn and grow.TakeawaysSaying 'yes' in improv translates to saying 'yes' in life.Punk rock and improv share a rebellious spirit.Creativity can be a powerful tool for healing.Differences should be celebrated, not hidden. Improv can help people face their fears.Pushing through fear can lead to great achievements. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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