By Delia Brett About five years ago, I did what, to me at the time, was unthinkable: I let go. When I surrendered to that radical free fall, I learned to stand in the grief and joy of the unravelling, in the discomfort of not knowing, and to feel a greater current of trust, faith, and intuition move through my life. Over the years—through teachers, practices, and 3½ years of coaching work—I’ve come to see myself not through the lens of a 20-year-old’s longing, but as a soul o

If there is anything an artist needs more than her craft it’s hope. In 2019, I had one of the most challenging, disruptive, creative, stressful, life-changing years of my life. That year I created three original productions with my creative partner of MACHiNENOiSY. Each of them, feats of imagination and dedication that were years in the making and each production an irrefutable testament to our courage and commitment to reach higher. And even though there were many other exqu

Image from Wix -  Funky Graffiti Dear Artist, I see you. I see you toiling away in the corners, on the edges, in the margins — fighting for a moment on the stage, in the gallery, in the hall, to be seen in the eyes of your audience, your contemporaries, your critics, your friends, your family, your city, your country, your culture — as exceptional. as valuable. Dear Artist, I see you. I see the ways in which you have looked with your inner eyes, listened with your inner ears,