InterPlay Community Time
Play for a Change!
Phil Porter and
Cynthia Winton-Henry
Berkeley, CA
Saturday, November 6, 2010 • 9:30 am–12:15 pm
This Saturday morning workshop will be an exciting time to enjoy the wonderful freedom of the InterPlay community. Come if you're new or if you've been doing InterPlay forever! Enjoy connecting with others and with your "ease-full" self. We'll play, create, relax and get energized for the afternoon adventures: a free fundraising lunch and a mysterious/sneaky "flash mob" foray out into the world celebrating the environment, public transportation and InterPlay, all to be captured on video and "youtubed!" Expect to be on a bus, BART and a ferry! Wear black and your sunglasses.
Click here to register online for this and other events on this weekend.
Cost: FREE!
Registration/Information: Register online with the link above or call 510/465-2797
Venue
First Church Berkeley, UCC
2345 Channing Way
Berkeley, CA 94704
First Church Berkeley is on the south side of the UC Berkeley campus just a block west of Telegraph Avenue. It faces Dana Street between Channing Way and Durant Avenue. It is about 6 blocks from the downtown Berkeley BART Station and right near several bus lines.
Leaders
Phil Porter
Phil is one of the founders of InterPlay. He is a teacher, performer, writer, and organizer. With Cynthia Winton-Henry he is the co-founder of WING IT! Performance Ensemble, and has written several books, some in collaboration with Cynthia, including Having It All: Body, Mind, Heart & Spirit Together Again at Last and The Slightly Mad Rantings of a Body Intellectual Part One. Phil is particularly interested in the use of InterPlay in organizational life, and believes that InterPlay can be a powerful tool to create communities of diversity and peace.
Cynthia Winton-Henry
Cynthia Winton-Henry, co-founder of InterPlay with Phil Porter, has researched "what the body wants" in the arts, in jails, shelters, slums, hospitals, churches, businesses, classrooms, doctoral programs in theology and the arts, and in multicultural education. She develops somatic curriculums to address racism, leadership for the Earth, and spiritual intelligence with an eye to supporting millennials. A featured speaker on the Body Intelligence Summit and a keynoter at conferences, Cynthia is the author of What the Body Wants, Having It All: Body, Mind, Heart & Spirit Together Again at Last; Dance - A Sacred Art: Discovering the Joy of Movement as Spiritual Practice, Chasing the Dance of Life: A Faith Journey, and The Art of Ensoulment: A Playbook on How to Create From Body and Soul.. Check out her writing, The Dancing Center, on Substack, her Hidden Monastery Online Dance Chapels and courses for those seeking spiritual intelligence for our time at cynthiawinton-henry.com.