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MN - Roleplaying Tools for Difficult Conversations
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This session uses a scene from a play featuring a tense confrontation as a jumping-off point to explore “know your rights” in the current moment. Through practical exercises, participants will unpack power dynamics, reflect on real-world parallels, and gain tools for navigating difficult conversations in their own lives. The focus is on clarity, confidence, and strategies for staying grounded when stakes are high.
About the Presenter:
Alejandro Tey is a Cuban-American, South Texas-raised theatre maker and teaching artist whose artistic practice focuses on collaborative creation, narrative immersion, and participation: working with an ensemble to invite and guide audience into the role of protagonist. Tey is the Associate Artistic Director of Mixed Blood Theatre, through which he has led the process of Upstream, a participatory play about climate change for middle schoolers and their families; created discussion guides for the Equitable Dinners, a series of plays followed by facilitated conversation around complex topics; and co-directed with Artistic Director Mark Valdez The Happiness Gym, an event that turns the research on happiness into exercises for an audience aimed at improving well-being. Tey also directed the world premiere of Fallenstar: The Watchoverers, a play about Native teen superheroes produced by New Native Theatre and will be directing the final sharing of Willmar, a verbatim play about the interlocking communities of Willmar, MN produced by The Neighborhood Theatre Project. Tey is an ensemble member of Sojourn Theatre, through which he has performed & directed plays, led workshops, and facilitated conversations across the country. He is also the creator of The Isle of Sugar, a hybrid roleplaying game/theatrical event based on his grandparent’s experience of the Cuban Revolution.
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