Showing posts with label theatre of liberation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label theatre of liberation. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 8, 2021

Kia ora Theatre of Liberators!

Thank you so much for your creativity & fun at our work/playshop on Sunday.

It was great to see so many folks enjoy a rainy day by making new friends/allies through playing games!

We would love to have another session soon, so keep an eye out or follow us at
https://www.facebook.com/the-movement-collective-112031944355600

We'll let you know as soon as we've booked it. 

In solidarity,
Jen & Andy











Saturday, May 29, 2021

Acroyoga and Theatre of Liberation in June

 

One more month!

With such a great turnout with so much enthusiasm we're gonna go it for one more month!
In May we worked on bird, shinstand, cadlestick, shoulderstand, and creative play.  I've got more goodness in store for June.
Tuesdays in June come along for more beginner's Acroyoga classes. Then on Thursday's join us for a jam from 7:30 pm til late at Community Art Works at 11 Achilles Ave, Nelson CBD.
All bodies and levels welcome.
Come solo or bring a friend ❤
https://www.facebook.com/events/382442599829073

and then....
We have more goodness coming in June!
Theater of Liberation
 
What is Theatre of Liberation (ToL)?
Augusto Boal, a Brazilian theater practitioner, created Theater of the Oppressed to support people to explore how power operates in their lives, and how to work towards solidarity. Based on his work, we practice ToL, using games and exercises to explore how we can more fully engage in our lives, co-creating possible tomorrows.
Come join us!
Sunday JUNE 6th 2021 at Natural Living Yoga, 87 Atawhai Dr.
Cost; Koha
Please bring Friends and Allies!!
 
If you like what we do and want to keep in the know, please like us at
The Movement Collective on FB.

Sunday, May 12, 2019

Theatre of Liberation in Motueka!



Kia ora Whanau
Come along to play and share!

What is Theatre of Liberation (ToL)?
Auguusto Boal, a Brazilian theater practitioner, created Theater of the Oppressed to support people to explore at how power operates in their lives, and how to work towards solidarity.  Based on his work, we practice ToL, using theatre games and exercises to explore how we can more fully engage in our lives, co-creating possible tomorrows.

Come join us!
in 
Motueka
on 
Day of Self Soverigenty 
(Queen's Birthday)
Monday JUNE 3rd 2019
3pm-6pm
Community House, Decks Reserve, Motueka

Cost;
Koha

Please bring;
Friends and Allies!!