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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2020 · 20 MIN

Kate DeFeo @ Project Inclusion

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Kate DeFeo has taught theater to children and adults for over 20 years in Manhattan, Long Island and Queens, starting theater and creative writing programs at Cultural Arts Playhouse in Bethpage and Hunter College in Manhattan. She is one of the founding members of TAP Arts (Theater and Puppetry Arts) and is part of the creative staff at The Garden Players all located in Forest Hills, Queens. She has been performing long-form and musical improv for over 9 years on numerous teams and can currently be seen on the long-running house teams Sequel, The Magical World of Musical Improv and Freeze Frame at The People's Improv Theater and Magnet Theater in NYC. She started FoHi Improv in order to spread the message of positivity and inclusion in Central Queens and has already taught multiple classes, led several corporate training sessions and professional developments and is simply amazed at her students. Her most proud accomplishment has been birthing and raising two tiny humans, who make her laugh with their natural improvisation on a daily basis.

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