performance workshops for the soul <3
Monsters
Led by Maya RubioMonsters is an invitation to the creature within. When something emerges out of the hero that teaches them about their strange nature , their desires , their secret being . Let’s have fun with it and feel the Halloween spirit all inside ourselves .
Monsters as divine creatures
In all their hybrid forms
The Vangeline Theater/ New York Butoh Institute, Brooklyn, NY
Dreams
Co-led by Kenzy Cannon and Maya RubioJoin us as we explore the body-dream connection. We will excavate dream memories through movement, recalling the physical sensations of sleep experience. What is it to dream flying, falling, stuck...........
Where do we go when we dream?
How do we move within those realms?
What do our bodies remember?
The Vangeline Theater/ New York Butoh Institute, Brooklyn, NY
Garden Magic
Led by Maya RubioInside the “Garden Magic” group exhibition
co-curated by Kendall deBoer and Maya Rubio.
OVERLAP Gallery, Newport, RI
Ana Mendieta, Imágen de Yágul, 1973/2018. Color photograph. © The Estate of Ana Mendieta Collection, LLC. Courtesy Galerie Lelong & Co.
Character
Led by Acadia BarrengosHow many versions of ourselves live within us? How can we find access to them? Whether for theatrical practice, or a deepening of self-awareness, this workshop will explore myriad ways to physically access character and relationship by exploring beginning principles of viewpoints and flocking. We will work as a group, opening the body to meet ourselves and then play with the characters that arise from us.
South Oxford Space, Brooklyn, NY
New Moon
Led by Maya Rubio and Kenzy CannonMoving through themes of winter and darkness, how to trust the body and discover a natural, intuitive flow.
Studio 45, Brooklyn, NY
Creating a meditation or prayer
Led by Maya RubioHow do you express praise and gratitude?
938Collective, Brooklyn, NY
A secret growing
Led by Maya Rubio“Yet like amorphous buds your endeavors sprout in all directions. Gradually the formlessness takes on more precise contours and the steadily growing roots feed an ever stronger plant, which will one day explore with an abundance of leaves and flowers.” (Notes and Methods, af Klint)
Vivid Oblivion, Cambridge, MA
Body Wash at Zone 3
Surface Tension
Led by Katherine Mitchell Di Rico
Standing, Sitting, Sleeping: Pedestrian Movement Workshop
Led by Yolanda He Yang
Dancing with Images
Led by Phoebe Hiltermann and Livia Chesley
Map Dancing: Cartographic Movement Workshop
Led by Kelly Chen
Zone 3, Allston, MA