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🔊 SOUND ON FOR THIS ONE! 🔊

Listen to and work their magic. But more importantly, listen to that audience laughter! 😂💛

This clip is from our SOLD OUT March show. They're playing Genre Rollercoaster (reality TV → Game of Thrones) and absolutely crushing it! 🎭✨

These two have been playing together for nearly 3 years, and it SHOWS.

That's what happens when you consistently show up vulnerable with your scene partners; the connection deepens, the trust builds, and the magic flows effortlessly. 🔥

But here's the thing: what you as an audience member experience at a Squishy Squamedy Show goes way beyond the night itself.

It's how the show makes you FEEL.

The residual effects that continue to permeate through your being days later. The reminder that joy, play, and realness still exist. 💫

This is real people sharing their authentic selves, playing with full hearts, and creating moments that ripple out into the collective. This is the VIBE! ☀️✨

Want to experience it yourself?

📅 JUNE 10TH Trickster's Hideout
🚪 Doors 6:30pm | Show 7:30pm
🎟️ Get tickets: Link in bio

Come laugh with us! 💛

Ever played the Machine game? 🤖✨

One by one, each person adds their sound and movement — connecting to what came before — until together we've built something none of us could have made alone ⚙️🙌

It's one of my favourite improv games because it's such a perfect mirror for life 🪞

Like a machine, every part matters 💪

If one part is struggling, the whole thing feels it. And in improv, we don't compete. We listen. We lift each other up. We make each other look good. It's not me vs. you. It's us. 🙌❤️

And yet... outside of this room? Honestly, I find this SO hard 😬

We are so deeply conditioned to judge, to compete, to turn away from people who think or believe differently than we do 😔

I feel it in myself — the resistance, the defensiveness, the quiet urge to just... disengage. And I know I'm not alone in that 💭

But here's what improv keeps teaching me, over and over again 👇

We don't have to agree. We don't even have to be friends. But we are all parts of the same machine 🤖⚙️

And when we choose curiosity over judgement — even just a little — something shifts 🌱 We stop seeing "them" and start seeing people. People who, underneath it all, want the same things we do.

More connection. Less fear. A little more belonging 💛🌍

I'm working on this one daily. Some days I nail it. Other days I definitely do not 😅🙈 But I keep coming back to the Yes, And — in class, and in life 🎭

Because I genuinely believe the world gets better when we do 🌟

✨ We don't need to fix everything. We just need to stay in the machine together 🤖❤️

💬 Is this something you find hard too? Where do you struggle most with acceptance — and what helps you come back to it? I'd really love to know 👇🧡