Saturday, October 6th, 11am – 1pm
Hear Your Creative Voice: Accessing Writing through Improvisation
with author & actor David Mauro
One of the most valuable skills a writer can have is the ability to hear their creative voice. Bestselling Author and Improv actor David Mauro will lead this interactive session designed to help each attendee hear, trust, and act upon their own creative voice. The workshop will be Saturday, October 6th, 11am – 1pm in the Library Community Room.
David Mauro is the author of The Altitude Journals: A seven-year journey to the lowest point in my life to the highest point on Earth. In addition to working as a Certified Financial Planner®, David Mauro writes for Adventures Northwest magazine and blogs extensively on topics ranging from mountain climbing to why sardines are safe. In the course of his acting career David has appeared in several commercials for television, the internet, print and radio. In one recent TV commercial he represented a large chain of carpet stores and as a result is now better known for hawking carpet than for summiting Mt Everest. Sigh.
David is an improv alumni of The Upfront Theatre, frequent consumer of emergency room services, and builder of dubious water craft. More than anything he would like us all to do more listening; listening to each other and listening to that quiet voice that tries to guide our lives. The father of two sons (Trevor, living in Seattle, and Chase, living in Beijing), David resides part time on Lopez and in Bellingham, Washington with Rocky “The Wonder Dog” and Lin Lehn …to whom he is permanently engaged.
to learn more about David, visit his website