In addition to art directing and co-producing this Crockpot Theatre event, Elizabeth is also devising a piece of theatre for Crockpot's performative event in March. 

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Her piece, A NOISE IN THE DARK, is a look at a first interaction between two people who are keen on each other in a coffee shop. This piece will bridge the gap between reality and the inner narrative running inside the woman's head as she tries to connect with another human. 

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Theatre encourages and strengthens trust, memory, communication, empathy, community, collaboration and inventiveness. Elizabeth is dedicated to bringing the openness and curiosity of contemplative and experiential practices into a productive learning and creating environment. 

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Elizabeth Horab is a director, teaching artist, and deviser of theatre that's recently moved to the Twin Cities from the Boulder/Denver area. She received her MFA in Theatre: Contemporary Performance from Naropa University (Buddhist-inspired contemplative education; experiential learning) and BA in Theatre from NDSU in Fargo, ND.