Alice Manning joins me to explore the healing power of storytelling and the role of empathy in both art and life. She shares her journey from early influences to self-producing solo shows, highlighting how humor often springs from tragedy. Alice also discusses her transformative work leading storytelling workshops in prisons, fostering healing and connection among inmates. This inspiring conversation showcases Alice’s passion for using performance as a tool for personal growth and social change.
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