Welcome to True Story Theater’s drop-in classes, where heartfelt connections, personal growth, and creative expression take center stage!

In these classes, you’ll not only learn the art of listening and sharing, but also explore how to bring other people’s stories to life with authenticity and emotion.

WHY ATTEND A TRUE STORY THEATER CLASS?

Unleash your creativity: Whether you’re a seasoned performer or a complete beginner, these classes offer a safe and supportive environment to hone your skills and express yourself.

Build connections: Playback Theater is all about fostering community through storytelling.

Unlock emotional growth: As you learn to listen deeply and empathize with others, you’ll develop emotional intelligence and enhance your communication skills both on and off the stage.

WHAT DOES IT COST TO ATTEND?

We don’t want finances to get in the way of anyone attending, so we offer a sliding scale of $15-$30 per class.

Ready to embark on a one-of-a-kind journey? Join our drop-in classes at any time, or sign up for the full four-week course. No experience is necessary – all you need is a willingness to learn, share, and connect.

Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the magic of emotional improvisation at True Story Theater. Sign up today and take the first step towards unlocking your creative potential and connecting with a vibrant community of storytellers.

ABOUT YOUR TEACHER

Jason Michael Jedrusiak is a local teaching artist, actor, director, yoga instructor, and activist who leads classes and workshops for young people, adults, and the young at heart throughout the Greater Boston area.

Since 2010, he has continued to teach in collaboration with youth centers, local public schools, universities, and institutions including The Boston Children’s Museum, the American Repertory Theater, and NUPath.

He facilitates groups to discover more of their creativity through improvisation, drama, playback theater, puppetry, and laughter yoga.

Jason highlights the power of embodied play and interacting with nature for self care, community, group connection, and authentic relating.