GRAND RAPIDS Mich. (April 12, 2014) — After the loss of his young son, Bart Sumner knew he needed to do something to assist others who had gone through the same ordeal. An actor by trade, Sumner decided to form Healing Improv which uses laughter to overcome grief. New sessions are right around the corner, and you can also check out Bart on stage as Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar at the Circle Theater.
‘Healing Improv’ Helps People Deal With Loss
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