Working Together: Histrionic Sensibility

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Working Together: Histrionic Sensibility

Posted December 13, 2007 | Leadership | Leadership |

collaboration = innovation

Our ears hear an orchestra make noises, and our intellects conceive the patterns that make those noises into music; our eyes and ears see and hear human movement and speech, and our histrionic sensibility conceives the patterns that make them into action.

About The Author

Lee Devin

Lee Devin is a retired Cutter Consortium Senior Consultant. Lee's background in theatre brings a unique perspective to the challenges faced by IT managers and managers in general. Lee is Professor of Theatre, Emeritus, and Senior Research Scholar at Swarthmore College, where in 1970 he founded The Theatre at Swarthmore College and taught the first "studio" courses (acting) ever offered there for academic credit. Lee is also Senior Dramaturg at… Read More

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Working Together: Histrionic Sensibility

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