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.

the Voices of Sacred Earth afterglow...

Voices of Sacred Earth is such a powerful gathering that serves to uplift indigenous voices and get us more connected to ourselves, each other, and the land.  What an honor to get to share my love of movement there!
Thank you to all of the curious, joyful, and playful acroyogis that came together to explore and laugh and get into their creative aliveness with me!

I'm also working on organizing a day long or weekend Acroyoga workshop up in Auckland, so be in touch if you and your playful friends are keen!!
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Story Bridge - a story telling workshop in Motueka

After an amazingly successful workshop and performance last year in Golden Bay, we're bringing Story Bridge to Motueka.

Story Bridge is a simple yet powerful process.  

Story Bridge uses true personal stories and creative expression to engage deep dialogue, enable authentic relationship building, and facilitate individual and community transformation.


Story Bridge provides an amazing framework whereby participants share personal, meaningful stories, and then weave those stories to a larger story that is acted out and performed for the larger community... all in one day!


A simple structure but powerful in it's personal, community-oriented, unpolished realness. No experience necessary, just a willingness to share stories and time with others. Suitable for all ages 7-107.
The performance is free to the public.

A huge thank you to Story Bride director/founder Richard Geer for sharing of his process and discoveries with such vulnerability and generosity and to Creative Communities Tasman for their support of this event as well as all of the other incredible projects in the Tasman region.

Come share the story you have inside of you...

Come hear the stories of those in your community...