Kathryn Rae Zeigler

It wasn't until my early thirties that I started to delve deeply into why these feelings continued to linger. By this time I was a single mother of two. We'd faced losing our home on more than one occasion. I'd lost several jobs due to new medical diagnoses and I was struggling to make ends meet. This sounds like the beginning of the end. I promise you it was the end of broken beginnings.

Through my own exploration as a performer, and then of my students in their quest for deeper and more meaningful character development, I began to see how instincts played such a major role in the human experience. Then, I began to not only feel for myself but see physical changes in my students as they followed the instincts that were naturally triggered when they trusted their choices onstage.