Discover how sharing your unusual story will help you to make sense of your past and resonate with others.
What makes these workshops unique:
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Especially geared toward people who grew up or are living among worlds, as bridges or islands or both (whatever that may mean to you). This includes:
❀ Third Culture Kids and Global Nomads
❀ multiracial/multi-ethnic people
❀ women of color
❀ children of immigrants
❀ transnationally adopted people
❀ borderlanders
❀ children of divorce
❀ non-disabled children of parents with disabilities or vice-versa
❀ people whose countries underwent an enormous political/cultural shift in their lifetime
❀ and countless others.
- We meet online so people in different countries can participate together.
- You’ll receive helpful links to articles, videos, and podcasts between sessions.
- Sessions are helpful for anyone with a story they want to share.
- Facilitated by a professional actor/writer/speaker/producer with practical experience in this realm:
❀ One-woman show that toured on four continents. It was made into a film that is now included in the syllabi of Anthropology, Communications, Sociology, and Theatre courses in colleges around the world. Click here to stream it.
❀ Personal essays published in an anthology and a peer reviewed scholarly journal
❀ Keynotes and closing presentations delivered at conferences and corporate events
❀ Grew up interculturally as a multiracial dual citizen who lived in 6 countries before college - Led conscientiously with integrity, passion, intelligence, humor, and compassion.
Praise for the Workshop
"You were fantastic and you opened up so many possibilities for my students and helped create a dynamic class environment. We have really benefited from the workshop. I can't thank you enough."
-Laura Kina, Vincent de Paul Professor of Art, Media, and Design at DePaul University
"It was filled with moments of great pleasure and great growth for me. To me, that is some of the most wonderful stuff in life, and I am tremendously grateful."
-Lisa Dring, Actor and Creator of the solo show Death Play
-Laura Kina, Vincent de Paul Professor of Art, Media, and Design at DePaul University
"It was filled with moments of great pleasure and great growth for me. To me, that is some of the most wonderful stuff in life, and I am tremendously grateful."
-Lisa Dring, Actor and Creator of the solo show Death Play
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Hi, I'm Lisa and I publish as Elizabeth Liang.
I’m a playwright, essayist, actress, and speaker. Working with each participant, I use techniques that inspire clarity and confidence in writing. Thanks to my process, I’ve witnessed first-time writers finish a first draft, and professionals overcome their obstacles to finishing their essays/memoirs/keynotes/solo shows. My strength is transforming fear, doubt, and procrastination into a truthful and unique story that is yours alone to tell. My own intercultural stories can be found here (under “Storytelling”).
Why do I lead these workshops?
While creating my first solo show, I realized for the first time that I had survived unusual challenges all at once, and my story was strong, interesting, and worthy. I want other women+ and nonbinary people to feel the same way.
utobiographical writing, bilingual solo show, biracial one person show, creative storytelling, creative workshop, creating one person show, creativity, diversity and inclusion, elizabeth liang, how to write a one person play
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