As a professional union actor, I’ve been sparking laughter and provoking thought from my first performance. Today, I’m deeply inspired by the choices performers make in the moment, uncovering truth through the stories of others. I invite you to explore this with me.

My theatre colleagues, Viola Spolin, Anne Bogart, Anna Deavere Smith, Julie Taymor, Augusto Boal, and Paul Sills, have shaped my Guiding Aesthetic. And I am currently inspired by the work of Edwin Catmull, Jamie Lloyd, and David Brooks.

For two decades, I’ve engaged audiences, prompting reflection and wonder through my work. Now, I’ve channeled these insights into a company dedicated to researching, coaching, and facilitating.

My process? Makes the invisible – visible.

Ed Reggi

P.S.  Watch me perform or book me at your next corporate event.

Read what people are saying about Ed Reggi:

SIUE begins theatrical season with a Wilde one – The Alestle
For these comic actors, ‘improv’ also means ‘improvement’ – St. Louis Jewish Light
Living Without a Script – Missouri Life Magazine
Insight Theatre Company presents ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ – St. Louis Public Radio
The subjective, elusive art of comedy, with comedian Ed Reggi – St. Louis Magazine
St. Louis: The Jigsaw City – American Theatre Magazine
Give Permission to Tell Real Stories: Takeaways from Ed Reggi’s ON TAP Talk – JW Media Blog
Say hello to St. Lou Fringe! – Riverfront Times
A ‘high-functioning musical’ brings Asperger’s syndrome to the stage – American Psychological Association Monitor
A ‘Flood’ From Many Streams – American Theatre Magazine
Improv, humor help job-seekers – St. Louis Post-Dispatch
THE PATIENT will see you now – Outlook Magazine