“My work environment is stressful and toxic and I’m looking for a way transform it.”

“I’m waiting for a better time to take that trip, quit my job, ask that guy out.”

“I’m ashamed I can’t answer the question, ‘If you could do anything, what would you do?’”

“I can list 33 things I suck at but can’t list one thing I’m good at. At least not one that matters.”

“Why would I take an improv class? I’m not funny. Why would I take a storytelling class?I don’t have any stories.”

“I want to help create a positive company culture at the place I spend most of my hours.”

“There has to be a more efficient way to ________; I feel like a hamster in the hamster wheel.”

“I’m embarrassed by my tense relationship with my mom, my debt, my lack of a significant other, my stretch marks.”

“I can’t remember the last time I laughed so hard my stomach hurt and my eyes watered.”

“I’m sick of cheesy ice breakers and painfully forced team-building at work; there has to be a better route to staff development.”

“I’m standing still on the sidelines watching everyone else move.”

“I hid in the bathroom at a networking event, at a party, at work.”

“I’d like more friends. Real friends. Like I had in college, at summer camp.”

If you’ve ever felt any of above, you’re not alone. 

 

Mac & Cheese Productions℠, led by Head Cheese-It Saya Hillman, addresses such scenarios and creates communities of everyday superheroes. We reframe and reclaim adulthood — instead of “the grind” and “case of the Mondays”, think adult summer-camp, for the individual and for the group.