Theater that empowers the mind, body, and soul.
What is Theater4Life?
From kids to adults, Theater4Life helps individuals and groups express their creativity, build connection, and uncover their confidence with powerful and engaging performing arts classes, workshops, and coaching.
From kids to adults, Theater4Life helps individuals and groups express their creativity, build connection, and uncover their confidence with powerful and engaging performing arts classes, workshops, and coaching.
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Hi! I'm Crystal, and I help people develop into the best versions of themselves.
I use transformative theater, and work with kids, adults, non-actors and actors, giving them tools to connect to their creative voice and develop their sense of self. With a healthy dose of play and joy, I believe that by nurturing the artist within, we build better connection and communication to ourselves and our world. |
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While Crystal leads my class I notice that all of my students are engaged and smiling. I have a student who is an English language learner and he actively participates in all activities. Crystal creates an environment that feels supportive and creative. The drama games that Crystal planned got my students up out of their seats and engaging with their peers in ways that I don't always have time to facilitate in my classroom. The games are "low stakes" so that everyone feels safe and willing to participate.
- Sara, 2nd grade Teacher
“I enrolled my daughter in Crystal’s drama play class for this fall. At first I was hesitant because my daughter is quite shy and I wasn’t sure if the drama play would be too intimidating for her. Boy was I wrong! Crystal’s class is SO fun!!! And by the third class, I was already being banned from being in the same room. Now every week, as the day gets near lots of excitement comes along....This class has become Anna’s favorite, and it has completely brought her out of her shell. It is simple, but very creative. Lots of open ended play, and also very empowering. I highly recommend this class to every parent. It really opens up the kids, and allow them to freely express themselves in the most authentic way.”
-Jia Li, parent
My students are so excited when Crystal comes to work with them once a week. She provides creative and interactive activities that promote teamwork, classroom community, and freedom of expression that is very refreshing for the kids at the end of a long day."
-Sam S. The Brandeis School of San Francisco
While Crystal leads my class I notice that all of my students are engaged and smiling. I have a student who is an English language learner and he actively participates in all activities. Crystal creates an environment that feels supportive and creative. The drama games that Crystal planned got my students up out of their seats and engaging with their peers in ways that I don't always have time to facilitate in my classroom. The games are "low stakes" so that everyone feels safe and willing to participate.
- Sara, 2nd grade Teacher
“I enrolled my daughter in Crystal’s drama play class for this fall. At first I was hesitant because my daughter is quite shy and I wasn’t sure if the drama play would be too intimidating for her. Boy was I wrong! Crystal’s class is SO fun!!! And by the third class, I was already being banned from being in the same room. Now every week, as the day gets near lots of excitement comes along....This class has become Anna’s favorite, and it has completely brought her out of her shell. It is simple, but very creative. Lots of open ended play, and also very empowering. I highly recommend this class to every parent. It really opens up the kids, and allow them to freely express themselves in the most authentic way.”
-Jia Li, parent
My students are so excited when Crystal comes to work with them once a week. She provides creative and interactive activities that promote teamwork, classroom community, and freedom of expression that is very refreshing for the kids at the end of a long day."
-Sam S. The Brandeis School of San Francisco
