5Rhythms and Authentic Relating (Meisner) Sydney
Weekend Workshop 2.5 days
June 2-4th
Friday night 6.30-9.30pm
Sat and Sunday 10.00 -5.30pm
The Authentic Living Centre
L2/113-115 Oxford Street
Darlinghurst Sydney
20 places only - this event will sell out
$380 full workshop
Friday night only $65 (6 places available)
https://www.trybooking.com/eventlist/twirlingwolf
This is the follow-up workshop in our ongoing series in Sydney. We'll pick up on the skills we developed in our first workshop and see where our embodying and connecting journey takes us. Ideally, this is for experienced 5Rhythms dancers, and or Authentic Relaters, but confident newbies are welcome to dive in!
This workshop invites authentic connections and embodied expression. It's for those seeking the depths of being fully present and real with the self and others. We'll develop our skills in sensing and feeling our multi-layered selves, with permission to feel and reveal more than usual behind our social faces and habits.
We will dance to embody and express fully the emotions on the Heartbeat Map, in order to find courage, to make peace, to find joy and generosity and to find compassion.
The workshop will shift between 5Rhythms Dance and Authentic Relating (AR) practices derived from the Meisner Technique Acting method. (No acting is involved in this event.) The content is multi-layered, so we will meet the group where it is at and develop our movement, our seeing, our responding and being present to what is emerging.
For 5Rhythms dancers on the training path, this will count as a half day of Waves, and 1 day of Heartbeat levels.
Guest Co-Teacher: Ian A. Wilde has been exploring Authentic Relating intensively for well over a decade, and trained for two years with Clare Dea of Meisner Melbourne. His approach to AR is grounded and unpretentious. “This is a skillset like any other. It’s not magic. I’m relatively fluent in some aspects, but still have blindspots, challenges, and old trauma-edges. AR isn’t about being perfect. It’s about learning, connecting and being real together, and assisting each other to continue to unfold.”