Hey everyone!

On October 16th I'm doing a free friendly 1.5-hour masterclass on coding aimed specifically at those who are complete newbies and want to try it out as a hobby, i.e. just for fun. So no pressure, no jargon, but rather a fun mental workout for anyone who enjoys puzzles and creativity.

I'm a Python tutor with over 4 years of experince teaching teenagers at a programming school, as well as four stints as a Section Leader at Stanford University’s “Code in Place” program, guiding students from all over the world through their first steps in coding.

In this masterclass we will write our own Rock, Paper, Scissors game in Python - and discuss some coding fundamentals in the process. Absolutely no previous programming experience required!

​My goal is to show that programming can be as enjoyable as solving a riddle or playing a strategy game - a creative exercise for your brain, not a stressful technical task.

​And in case you're wondering whether I'm a good tutor, here are some thank you messages from my previous and current Code in Place students:

https://www.kudoboard.com/boards/s9jXML1W
https://www.kudoboard.com/boards/x4v11i0h

If interested, here is the sign-up link for the event, limited to 20 participants:

https://luma.com/1b2d1gvw

For any artists curious about immersive theatre — this might be worth your summer.

Miami Immersive Intensive | June 4–7, 2026 | Downtown Miami

Put on by Juggerknot Theatre Company + Live Arts Miami at Miami Dade College. Four days of hands-on training focused on the craft of immersive performance: spatial storytelling, audience interaction, devising, and building worlds that pull people in.

If you’ve ever wanted to explore immersive work or you’re already in the space and want to go deeper — this is a legit training opportunity, not just a networking event.