Those Who Play Shows Together, Grow Together

There’s something about going through an ordeal that brings people together. 

At Incubator, the ordeal is usually a show. It’s a deadline. It’s a fun challenge someone takes on with compatible partners and friends. 

And when they overcome their fears and do the thing, that’s a moment of real growth. 

In that type of environment that the strongest relationships can form. It doesn’t even take much time under the right conditions. It can happen over the course of four rehearsals.

It’s so rare to grow together with people like this in adulthood. Most adults spend their lives in a monotonous routine. They stop growing after a while because they just do the same things over and over again. And after years of doing that, the muscle it takes to get involved somewhere like Incubator atrophies.

Everyone who’s performed at Incubator is brave in my book. They take artistic and social risks when it would be easier to stay home and watch T.V. That’s awesome.

They put themselves out there for the whole world to see because they want to grow. And the best part is we’re all doing it together.