Mariel Somatic Therapy

Wonderful Wednesday: Sacred Fool Improv Night
2026-04-01 18:30 - 21:30 (America/Toronto)
Step into the spirit of the Sacred Fool this Wonderful Wednesday — a gentle invitation to loosen expectations, welcome surprise, and rediscover the joy of being fully present. Through playful improv games and shared laughter, we create a space where spontaneity is safe, creativity flows, and connection unfolds naturally.
Improv is not about performing or being funny on demand; it is about saying yes to the moment and trusting what emerges. In this warm, supportive circle, you’ll explore simple exercises that encourage curiosity, listening, and the freedom to experiment without pressure. Whether you feel playful or a little hesitant, you are welcome exactly as you are.
Drawing inspiration from the Fool archetype — the part of us willing to step into the unknown with openness and wonder — this evening invites you to soften the inner critic and meet yourself and others with fresh eyes. Expect laughter, surprising insights, and the quiet satisfaction that comes from shared presence.
About the Facilitator
Teresa Camilleri has spent years performing improv and community theatre, bringing humour and imagination into both stage and everyday life. As she navigates life in a wheelchair, her warmth, courage, and playful spirit shine through, creating spaces where people feel safe to experiment, express themselves, and discover the freedom of play. Teresa invites you to experience how improvisation can spark confidence, connection, and joy for everyone.
Evening Flow
Potluck begins at 6:30 pm. Please bring a simple, nourishing contribution for our shared table — the meal is part of how we care for one another and build community.
Circle begins at 7:30 pm and runs until 9:30 pm.
Studio 202
43 Towns Road
Etobicoke
RSVP requested so we can prepare the space.
All are welcome. By donation.
Come ready to play, to listen, and perhaps to surprise yourself. The Sacred Fool reminds us that growth often begins with a simple step into the unknown — and that joy is never far away.
