An Introduction to Dynamic Theatre

[Melissa Meyer]

An Introduction to

DYNAMIC THEATREC 

The Drama of Life and Community

A Sunday Workshop with Mark Wentworth

 

"If you can dream it, you can play it, if you can act it, you can create
it."  --Mark Wentworth

 

Sunday, June 21, 12:30-4:30pm

Fee: $35, Students/Seniors $10

To register, go to this link:
http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=182907

or call 212-941-8906, ext 304

 

What is Dynamic Theatre?

Dynamic Theatre is the opportunity to explore through 'acting-out' the
various stories that run through our individual lives and that of the
communities in which we live and work today. We have a relationship with
everything and everyone we come into contact with, these relationships can
be easygoing or cause us continuous problems, by playing out through Dynamic
Theatre we can begin to understand what is the underlying issue we have with
a situation or with a person.  It is not necessary to be or have any kind of
acting experience, just the willingness to participate as both performer and
audience.  Someone tells a story or moment from their life, be it a business
issue, a personal problem or health condition, and then chooses players to
act out the different roles, and then watches as their story is immediately
recreated and given artistic shape and coherence.

 

Mark Wentworth lives in Lisbon, Portugal and has been working and studying
personal development for 20 years, his background is based in Colour
Psychology, Deep Memory Process and Shamanism. Mark is the founder and
principal of Colour for Life, a training school for transformational colour
therapy and personal development. He created Dynamic Theatre 5 years ago by
bringing together a unique blend of Psychodrama, systemic constellations and
Shamanism. Mark has presented Dynamic Theatre in Europe, Middle East, UK and
US, as well as sharing it at various world conferences which promote and
support the world community.

 

www.dynamictheatre.blogspot.com 

 

www.youtube.com/user/DynamicTheatreTV 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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