Hello! 
 
Sign up for the workshop series of a lifetime! 
 
“The Tipping Point” is a movement theatre workshop series and public forum/discussion which demystifies the process of how to create successful social, political, and spiritual movements. This project is based off of Malcolm Gladwell's book "The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference", eccentrically reversing the phenomenon discussed in John Zerzan's "The Psychology of Mass Misery". Combining Viewpoints, Butoh, Authentic Movement and Theatrical Composition, the workshops expand body memory/awareness while investigating group dynamics. 
 
This project aims to inspire and nurture the formation of a critical mass with a rippling-effect towards positive change. 
 
Besides getting valuable movement theatre training and community building skills, participants will have the perspective-bending opportunity to share their discoveries in a public forum with a facilitated interactive community dialogue. The ideas that arise from the public forums will be collected and distributed to all participants and the attendees of both evening forums. 
 
NOTE: This workshop is great for ALL levels of dance and theatre experience-- from beginners who want to explore their mind-body connection and spatial relationships to embrace the creative self, to the more experienced movers and shakers who want to expand their movement vocabulary and connection to topical explorations. 
 
WORKSHOPS: 
(If you cannot attend every workshop, please let me know. It is still possible to participate.) 
Sunday, May 11 1-4pm 
Sunday, May 18 1-4pm 
Saturday, May 24 1-4pm 
Sunday, May 25 1-4pm 
Saturday, May 31 3-6pm Workshop / 7pm Public Forum+Showing* 
Sunday, June 1 3-6pm Workshop / 7pm Public Forum+Showing* 
Sunday, June 8 Post-project party + Evaluation (time TBA) 
 
* Two showings produce two different sets of public discussions. 
 
All events located at: 
CEC Meetinghouse Theatre 
35th & Lancaster Ave., Philadelphia 
 
Participation fee (sliding scale): $75-150 
Scholarships available. 
 
Please RSVP at 267.334.7857 or netzer@voicenet.com 
 
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JODI NETZER is a multi-faceted Performing Artist (Dance, Theatre, Stilt-Dancing, Puppetry & Masks, Installation Performance), freelance Graphic Designer, Video Artist and Editor, Sound Collagist, Poet, and Visual Artist. Her work is often community based and participatory with themes of interconnectivity, holistic health and well-being, environmental issues, socio-political awareness and arts advocacy - utilizing the arts as creative communication and expression for cultural unification and intellectual enhancement. = 

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