Addie Gorlin-Han
Civic Practice Projects are developed in collaboration with a stakeholder or partner organization in response to an expressed desire or concern.
Representative projects include:
Switch Up!
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Minneapolis police department and civilian role playing exchange
Teachers Take the Firehouse
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A night dedicated to giving teachers a microphone and a stage. Featured stories, poetry, and statements about joys and realities of being an educator in Twin Cities.
Cedar Riverside Health Exchange
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Health fair booths + performers from Cedar Riverside + break out sessions
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Article about the event here
How We Eat
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Participatory research study using theater games to glean insight into public health for a partner's PhD study in applied food economics
Progress Notes: Stories from the Medical School Experience
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Monologues, prose and poetry written, curated, and performed by medical and Brown/ Trinity MFA Students
*Addie's derives her methodology for civic practice projects from the Center for Performance and Civic Practice.
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Other related coaching, workshops, presentations etc.:
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Communication coach for Brown University’s Executive Master in Science and Technology Leadership Program- 2018-2019
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Brown/ Trinity actors pop-up performance at Providence Public Library (image above)- 2018
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Theater workshop with Bridging Hearts, young adults on autism spectrum- 2016
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Acting coach for Hennepin County Medical Center (HCMC) Simulation Center- 2015
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“Acting 101” Simulation Conference at HealthPartners on behalf of Mixed Blood Theatre- 2015
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Women’s Entrepreneurial Conference at Hellmuth & Johnson on behalf of Mixed Blood Theatre- 2015
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“Drama in the English Classroom” CATESOL (California Teachers of English as a Second Language)- 2013