As Co-Owner of Wage House, Casey Calderiso plays a pivotal role in shaping the artistic landscape of Pawtucket, Rhode Island. With over 15 years of experience in studying, performing, and teaching improv comedy, Casey brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the theater, fostering...
As Co-Owner of Wage House, Casey Calderiso plays a pivotal role in shaping the artistic landscape of Pawtucket, Rhode Island. With over 15 years of experience in studying, performing, and teaching improv comedy, Casey brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the theater, fostering an environment that emphasizes creativity, collaboration, and community engagement. Wage House, established in 2016 alongside co-founder Kate Teichman, serves not only as a performance venue but also as a vibrant training center for aspiring comedians and performers.
Under Casey's leadership, Wage House has become a cornerstone of the local arts scene, offering a diverse array of shows that include improvisation, sketch comedy, and various workshops aimed at enhancing public speaking and interpersonal communication skills. Casey's commitment to creative problem-solving and innovative strategies has led to the development of unique programming that attracts audiences and participants alike.
In addition to managing day-to-day operations, Casey is deeply involved in curating key projects that highlight the power of improv as a tool for personal and professional growth. By leveraging skills in creative design and entrepreneurship, Casey has successfully positioned Wage House as a hub for artistic expression and collaboration. The theater not only provides a platform for established performers but also nurtures emerging talent, creating a supportive community that celebrates the transformative nature of improv comedy. Through this work, Casey continues to inspire others to embrace the art of spontaneity, fostering connections that extend beyond the stage and into the hearts of the audience.
