Hello, I'm Olivia Espinosa, Education Director for Haus of Improv, which specializes in helping attorneys take control of their focus, narrative, and witness through improvisation, acting workshops, and private trial consulting.
I'm a true theater enthusiast, wearing multiple hats as an actor, playwright, director, and educator at Haus of Improv. I graduated from SDSU with a B.A. in Theatre Arts, and since then, my theatrical career has been nothing short of an adventure.
One of the highlights was touring with Armed Forces Entertainment across Europe, performing for military families. The energy and connection with the audience were unforgettable. In 2022, I was honored with a nomination for best supporting performer in a play by Broadway World San Diego and I couldn't be more grateful for the recognition.
Beyond the stage, I've found immense joy in education, particularly in group homes and detention facilities. My playwriting workshops aim to make a difference, shedding light on issues within the foster care system. There's nothing more rewarding than witnessing the transformative power of storytelling in these environments.
A pivotal moment in my career came when I was honored with the Phil Killian Directing
Fellowship from the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in 2017. Assisting Bill Rauch on the festival's inaugural production by a Native American playwright was an experience that shaped my perspective and deepened my passion for amplifying underrepresented voices.
I'm proud to be an active member of the Native Voices at the Autry Artist Ensemble in Los Angeles, where I strive to support and uplift Native American, Alaska Native, and First Nations playwrights. It's essential to me that we continue to diversify and enrich the narratives on stage.
Now, balancing the act of being a mother to two wonderful kids alongside my theatrical career has its challenges, but it's my greatest achievement. At Haus of Improv, I'm on a mission to empower attorneys by infusing the magic of improv, performance, and storytelling into their professional toolkit.
All the benefits of improvisational acting mixed with the essential skills of constructive cross.
This isn’t just any improv class for lawyers; it’s a game-changer for your practice. Whether you specialize in personal injury, family law, or criminal defense, this workshop is your key to mastering control over your narrative, your energy, and your focus – even when the $hit hits the fan.
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Who Are We?
Meet Steve Hohman and Olivia Espinosa. We’ve been cross-examined over 1,200 times- facing attorneys in 30 states, Canada, and the UK. We’re not your run-of-the-mill instructors or trial consultants. We're seasoned actors, directors and educators. Since 2022, we've consulted on cases that have culminated in awards totaling over $32 million.
*Only 10 spaces available. This is a small group class. Your active participation, attention and collaboration is essential. No auditing offered.
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