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As we grow, so does SynergyDance in an evolving, ongoing process. From SynergyDance, Charmaine has developed Synergy Oriental dance class recognizing it as a profound and joyful way to support the healing needed by women at this time. At the last National Polarity Therapy Conference held in Washington D.C. in October 2005, SynergyDance received tremendous recognition. Scientists now prove what Charmaine has found and put in SynergyDance.
Biophysicist Candace Pert, Ph.D., author of Molecules of Emotions and featured in the film “What the Bleep Do We Know?", has called SynergyDance “the leading edge of selfawareness and integration of eastern and western body philosophies, in the form of blissful inner movement and energetic dance.”
SynergyDance helps bring about the awareness that “energy is the substance behind the appearance of form and matter”, in Polarity creator Randolph Stone’s words, and allows participants to feel and understand how the energies behind the elements affect our spiritual, mental and emotional makeup. It also helps to experience the step-down of energy into the physical, namely through the 5 elements, ether, air, fire, water and earth. By moving through these elements consciously, participants make such concepts tangible, and can use this newfound knowledge to identify the causes of energy blocks and bring them to awareness. Over the years, SynergyDance’s floorwork has earned high praise from doctors, chiropractors, cranial-sacral therapists and energy practitioners.
For more information check the website synergydaiKe.com or call (540) 987-8734 for Charmaine’s classes and (540) 9375609 for Virginie’s classes.
Theatre Skills Workshops
presented by Ki Theatre
Open to adults and students 15 years old and older. No prior experience is necessary.
Sunday Jan. 15:10 a.m. - 3 p.m. ($50)
Lighting Design How to Design Lights for a Play: with Betsy Toth
Betsy has been a lighting designer for 40 years working with Arena Stage, Folger Theatre, Ki Theatre and as a designer for area dance and music ensembles including Sweet Honey in the Rock.
Saturday Jan. 28: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. ($50)
Acting: Principles of Performing and Building Character with Julie Portman
Julie is Artistic Director of Ki Theatre. She is a New York Obie award winning theatre artist, recipient of a Fulbright artist award to India and most recently received the 2006 Fellowship in Playwriting from by the Virginia Commission for the Arts.
Saturday Feb. 11:10 a.m. - 4 p.m. ($75)
Transform a Story into a Plav with Leslie Jacobson
Leslie is the Artistic Director of Horizons Theatre in Washington, DC and has worked for several decades as a playwright and dramaturgist. In addition to directing traditional plays, she creates theatrical scripts from stories and improvisations with emphasis on women in contemporary culture.
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