Voices: by Inside Out Theatre Michelle Brandenburg

On today's episode, we get to know Gaelyn, a busy artist who recently started school for Floral Arrangement! She is involved in several areas of the Calgary community and cares very much about her family! Gaelyn shares a bit of her perspective living with Downs Syndrome, her hopes for the future, and what she enjoys during her (infrequent) downtime!

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Voices takes a moment to look beyond the physical self, to create space to be heard--so others can listen.

Inside Out Theatre

We are a Deaf and disability theatre company in sunny Calgary Alberta equally invested in artistic excellence, community development, and deepening our cultures’ accessibility.

We offer community-based drama programs to Calgarians with disabilities that foster a love of theatre, the joy of community, and the rewards of self-expression.

We produce and present plays created by artists with disabilities and their allies that insist on and celebrate their place in the public sphere.

Hosted by Michelle Brandenburg

Engineered by Camille Craig

On today's episode, we get to know Gaelyn, a busy artist who recently started school for Floral Arrangement! She is involved in several areas of the Calgary community and cares very much about her family! Gaelyn shares a bit of her perspective living with Downs Syndrome, her hopes for the future, and what she enjoys during her (infrequent) downtime!

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Voices takes a moment to look beyond the physical self, to create space to be heard--so others can listen.

Inside Out Theatre

We are a Deaf and disability theatre company in sunny Calgary Alberta equally invested in artistic excellence, community development, and deepening our cultures’ accessibility.

We offer community-based drama programs to Calgarians with disabilities that foster a love of theatre, the joy of community, and the rewards of self-expression.

We produce and present plays created by artists with disabilities and their allies that insist on and celebrate their place in the public sphere.

Hosted by Michelle Brandenburg

Engineered by Camille Craig

On today's episode, we get to know Brittany, 26, who gained employment and became involved in several programs and activities after moving to Calgary! She grew up on a farm with her younger brother and has brought the pride of caretaking to our community! Brittany, a self-assured empath who is a huge fan of The Beatles, shares her unique outlook on so many topics and reminds us to "always have the courage!"

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Voices takes a moment to look beyond the physical self, to create space to be heard--so others can listen.

Inside Out Theatre

We are a Deaf and disability theatre company in sunny Calgary Alberta equally invested in artistic excellence, community development, and deepening our cultures’ accessibility.

We offer community-based drama programs to Calgarians with disabilities that foster a love of theatre, the joy of community, and the rewards of self-expression.

We produce and present plays created by artists with disabilities and their allies that insist on and celebrate their place in the public sphere.

Hosted by Michelle Brandenburg

Engineered by Camille Craig

On today's episode, we get to know Brittany, 26, who gained employment and became involved in several programs and activities after moving to Calgary! She grew up on a farm with her younger brother and has brought the pride of caretaking to our community! Brittany, a self-assured empath who is a huge fan of The Beatles, shares her unique outlook on so many topics and reminds us to "always have the courage!"

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Voices takes a moment to look beyond the physical self, to create space to be heard--so others can listen.

Inside Out Theatre

We are a Deaf and disability theatre company in sunny Calgary Alberta equally invested in artistic excellence, community development, and deepening our cultures’ accessibility.

We offer community-based drama programs to Calgarians with disabilities that foster a love of theatre, the joy of community, and the rewards of self-expression.

We produce and present plays created by artists with disabilities and their allies that insist on and celebrate their place in the public sphere.

Hosted by Michelle Brandenburg

Engineered by Camille Craig

On today's episode, we get to know Jen, a Madonna fan who talks about her experience of living with OCD, how programs, services and family have helped her, and shares about her life during COVID19. 

Jen had this to share about her OCD: 

"This is the best way I can explain my OCD....I have been stressed the last couple of days and as a result my OCD surfaces in weird ways....sometimes my OCD comes in the form of intrusive thoughts.....this time it comes in the form of flawed objects....the other day I found a flaw in one of my blankets...it was ripped on one side....something like this causes me great anxiety....so I took the blanket off and put another one on....I have been checking that one about 50 times and pulling on it each time because I am convinced this one is wrecked too....I phoned my mom in tears because the thoughts of my flawed blankets are driving me crazy.....all though I am sure in the future I will laugh at it as something funny but when I am in the midst of it it's time consuming and anxiety ridden...the process of rechecking and changing my bedding so its perfect is the vicious circle of my day.....I just wanted to put out there what OCD and the vicious circle can be like....much love"

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Voices takes a moment to look beyond the physical self, to create space to be heard--so others can listen.

Inside Out Theatre

We are a Deaf and disability theatre company in sunny Calgary Alberta equally invested in artistic excellence, community development, and deepening our cultures’ accessibility.

We offer community-based drama programs to Calgarians with disabilities that foster a love of theatre, the joy of community, and the rewards of self-expression.

We produce and present plays created by artists with disabilities and their allies that insist on and celebrate their place in the public sphere.

Hosted by Michelle Brandenburg

Engineered by Camille Craig

On today's episode, we get to know Jen, a Madonna fan who talks about her experience of living with OCD, how programs, services and family have helped her, and shares about her life during COVID19. 

Jen had this to share about her OCD: 

"This is the best way I can explain my OCD....I have been stressed the last couple of days and as a result my OCD surfaces in weird ways....sometimes my OCD comes in the form of intrusive thoughts.....this time it comes in the form of flawed objects....the other day I found a flaw in one of my blankets...it was ripped on one side....something like this causes me great anxiety....so I took the blanket off and put another one on....I have been checking that one about 50 times and pulling on it each time because I am convinced this one is wrecked too....I phoned my mom in tears because the thoughts of my flawed blankets are driving me crazy.....all though I am sure in the future I will laugh at it as something funny but when I am in the midst of it it's time consuming and anxiety ridden...the process of rechecking and changing my bedding so its perfect is the vicious circle of my day.....I just wanted to put out there what OCD and the vicious circle can be like....much love"

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Voices takes a moment to look beyond the physical self, to create space to be heard--so others can listen.

Inside Out Theatre

We are a Deaf and disability theatre company in sunny Calgary Alberta equally invested in artistic excellence, community development, and deepening our cultures’ accessibility.

We offer community-based drama programs to Calgarians with disabilities that foster a love of theatre, the joy of community, and the rewards of self-expression.

We produce and present plays created by artists with disabilities and their allies that insist on and celebrate their place in the public sphere.

Hosted by Michelle Brandenburg

Engineered by Camille Craig