We are living breathing agents of creativity. We are channels for imagination to roam free and uninhibited. And it is our very belief in the imaginary that allows audiences to believe in the stories we tell. And yet, it seems that our most imaginative selves stay locked away after age 10. We choose more practical ways to approach the world because we've been afraid to be seen as silly, or juvenile, or naïve. But the truth is, our most powerful tool as actors lies in our abili

How do we as storytellers navigate those times when we are no longer able to be creative because we are too busy trying to survive?