April 11-13, 2014

Asheville's Second Annual Spring Collaborative InterPlay Untensive

MARK THE DATE!! Get Registered!!
Peter Buck, Kerstin Marinosson, Darlene Kucken, Lynda Letourneau, Meg MacLeod, Nancy Moore, and Lorrie Streifel

Asheville, NC

Friday, April 11: 7pm-9pm Saturday, April 12: 9am-9pm Sunday, April 13: 9:30 am-1pm

Want an opportunity to experience InterPlay at a deeper level with a supportive and affirming community? Then MARK YOUR CALENDAR and REGISTER to participate in the Second Annual Asheville Spring Collaborative Untensive!! This will be a multi-day playful community experience of luxuriating in movement, story, voice and stillness, all while the spring green foliage is making its way up the mountain slopes. Several of the region's leaders will lead sections of the Untensive, offering a diverse experience of InterPlay. This event will be held in downtown Asheville and will be non-residential (we can assist with housing). All this InterPlay for a mere $80 - $125 sliding scale! You don't want to miss out on this great deal! (A portion of the proceeds will go to Body Wisdom, the "Mother Ship" of InterPlay. Remaining proceeds will allow InterPlay Asheville to offer more Playshop and Untensive experiences in the future.) To register, send a deposit of $40.00 to: Mora Rogers, P. O. Box 222, Asheville, NC 28802. Checks should be made payable to InterPlay Asheville. For questions about registration or housing, contact Mora by phone at 541-488-1152 or by email at morarogers@hotmail.com. You must register even if you do not need housing. Got questions about the event? Contact Lorrie Streifel at lstreifel@bellsouth.net

Cost: $80 - $125 sliding scale

Registration/Information: Mora Rogers at 541/488-1152

Venue

Movement Learning Center, above French Broad Food Co-op

90 Biltmore Ave, upstairs
Asheville, NC 28801
Located downtown Asheville; see site page for map. Park in the French Broad Food Co-op upper or lower lot. Walk pass the storefront to door at far end of building. Upstairs! Bathroom access. Closest food sources: the Co-op, Mamacita's across the street, and other cafes etc on Biltmore.
Leaders
Peter Buck
Kerstin Marinosson
Darlene Kucken
Darlene has been exploring InterPlay forms and practices for about 13 years (give or take) and has definitely had her life enhanced by these practices. You would never know she used to be an introverted wall flower! After just a short time doing InterPlay she came to realize how much her energy made a difference in a room of people. So there's no telling what difference her Big Body Spirit could make on the planet if she just let it shine! She now improvises her Life (quite well, thank you) using the learned tools, forms and practices of InterPlay. She attributes her playfulness to InterPlay, and also her quest for deeper meaning in her life and the life of the community she surrounds herself with. She witnesses how much InterPlay can bring out the most in those that bring a willingness of spirit to the InterPlay practices.
Lynda Letourneau
I have been exploring Interplay incrementally for about 15+ years. I lead a class intermittently and particularly like to lead a slow, steady class that has a theme. I'm interested in paying delightful attention to my own body wisdom and leading others to do the same. I work as an occupational therapist primarily in a rural Home Health setting/ communities. I'm on a long learning curve on how to sneak InterPlay into my life and work. I've also been doing DOBO at funerals and weddings for friends and loved ones.
Meg MacLeod

Meg MacLeod has been leading InterPlay classes and workshops since 1998: in the USA, the Netherlands, Scotland, Germany and Switzerland – in on-going classes, school teachers trainings, camp counselors, university dance and drama students, and at birthdays community celebrations and conferences. She has directed and performed in numerous choreographed and InterPlay (improvisational) concerts.

Some of her main influencers are the Work of Byron Kate, her 12-step recovery and Arnold Mindell's ideas on quantum physics, the Tao and the Dreaming body.

Earlier years.
As school teacher, she regularly directed performances starring the children or brought her musician friends to her school to perform for the kids. In the mid- late-80s as an artist-in-residence, she developed and solo-performed five interactive concerts using music, stories and dance/movement to teach social studies and ecology in 24 US states, Germany and the UK.

As a community activist for Walkable Communities in the 90s she produced several highly successful conferences and two organizations until becoming physically and emotionally 'burned-out'. She credits recovery of her senses and health to InterPlay and other systems and loves to share the playfulness and trust in her intuition and in life she has recovered.
Current passions are music and song-writing, InterPlaying and becoming more fluent in the Dutch language.
Nancy Moore
Nancy is a watercolor artist, weaving the arts n arts of healing, energy work, and ministry. She leads workshops she calls Image Evoked Storytelling, and is publishing a portfolio of images to initiate storytelling for the beholder.
Lorrie Streifel

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