Want more vitality, connection, community, ease and fun in your daily life? It's still winter, so come out of your cave and get refreshed!
Improvise Your Life with InterPlay
Free Community Workshop at the Chicago College of Healing Arts
Gay Guard-Chamberlin
Chicago, IL
Wed. MARCH 14 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
IMPROVISE YOUR LIFE will introduce InterPlay to newcomers and be an opportunity for experienced players to enjoy the freedom that comes with playing-in-community. We'll explore what we want more of in our lives through the core elements of movement, sound, storytelling and stillness, using easy-to-learn, simple steps. Workshop facilitated by Gay Guard-Chamberlin with LIVE improvised music by veteran musician Doug Chamberlin.
No prior experience needed, open to all ages (12 & up) and all abilities. Space limited to 20 participants so register today. See why InterPlay is being used as a basic component of peace-making around the world!
Cost: free, space limited
Registration/Information: Register at CCHA 773/596-5012, chicagocollegeofhealingarts@gmail.com, for more info: Gay 773/540-2067, onerefuge@rcn.com
Venue
Chicago Center for Psychophysical Healing
1622 W. Devon Ave.
Chicago, IL 60660
Near corner of Clark & Devon. Free parking on side streets.
Leaders
Gay Guard-Chamberlin
An InterPlayer since 2000, Gay Guard-Chamberlin has a Masters of InterDisciplinary Arts from Columbia College Chicago. Gay has taught InterPlay in Chicago, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, and has co-led 3 Life Practice Programs training new instructors. She has used InterPlay with hospice staff, at grief support groups and grief camps, and to create performance and poetry through her Word Play classes in collaboration with her husband, renowned musician Doug Chamberlin. Gay is presently involved in developing a theatrical piece through 4TELL, an InterPlay-based performance group; and with sharing InterPlay in the Jewish community with preschoolers and their parents.