Join award-winning writer and performer Ann Randolph for 4 FREE days of her transformational UNMUTE writing workshop. In this playful, powerful journey, you'll discover what you have to say—and why your story matters—inside a supportive online community of kind creatives.
You don’t need permission—just the page, your truth, and the courage to begin.

You’ll write your way home to yourself.
You’ll give voice to what’s been silenced for too long.
You’ll remember why your story matters.
You’ll fall back in love with writing—even the messy bits.
Because writing doesn’t have to be precious—it just has to be yours.

September 2–5, 2025 | 9–10am PT | Live on Zoom
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What people have to say about Ann…

"Unmute is the most fun, powerful and healing experience I've ever had. As someone who had just started writing when I first joined, I was a bit nervous and yet found that Ann created space that was welcoming and inspiring for everyone. I've written incredible pieces, learned to share my writing (I even started a Substack!), witnessed beautiful humans and their work – and have felt supported and inspired at every turn. Seriously the best thing I've ever done."

“Ann Randolph is a magnificent teacher. That’s why I’ve returned to study with her again and again. I’m a seven-time published author and I teach writing all over the world—and Ann is my go-to teacher. Every time I study with her, she jumpstarts my writing, helps me tap into my deepest material, and pushes me right over the edge of my comfort zone—exactly where I want to be because that’s where the creative jewels are found."

“My week in Ann Randolph’s workshop was simply incredible. She is an exquisite teacher. Skilled, compassionate, funny, inspirational. So talented! So creative! Perfection in an instructor. We had the joy of watching her perform her hilarious new show, Inappropriate In All the Right Ways, one evening at Hollyhock. What a gift! She is a wickedly funny comedienne who was able to drop in and bring a depth and humanity to her characters which was deeply moving. My work took on a new depth and I began to feel that I might be able to actually write this play. I can say with a full heart that her workshop changed my life.”