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Acting &
Alexander Technique:

LISTENING

Friday January 8th - Opening Session
Listening and sharing, equity and justice

Saturday January 9th
Listening to Yourself
Listening in Dialogue

Sunday January 10th
Listening in Collaboration
Community Event: Long Table Discussion

REGISTRATION IS OPEN

 FREEDOM TO ACT 2021
LISTENING
CONFERENCE ON ACTING AND THE ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE
JANUARY 8-10, 2021

ONLINE FROM NYC AND THE WORLD

CELEBRATING OUR 10TH YEAR

“Listening is not merely hearing. Listening is reacting. Listening is being affected by what you hear. Listening is active. - Michael Shurtleff

The theme for the entire conference will be… Listening
Listening is at the heart of how we bring the Alexander Technique to Acting.

In this year of facing challenges, of living more online and less in the studio or on the stage, we are making time to listen. We are embracing the art of listening.

Listening connects us to our inner sources. Listening connects us to our partners, opening the way for dialogue. Listening includes all voices and brings more voices into the dialogue. Listening aligns us with our stories and encourages us to speak up honestly. It is at the heart of creative collaboration.

Listening is what makes us a community.

Fees:
One session $40
One Session plus Long Table $65
Two Sessions $75
Full Conference Fee $135

REGISTRATION SOLD OUT

Contact: Freedomtoactnyc@gmail.com
facebook.com/FreedomtoACT

Belinda Mello is a member of ATI: Alexander Technique International

All welcome, those seeking greater embodied freedom. This includes all races, colors, religions, sexes, gender identities or expressions, sexual orientations, national origins, genetics, body types, abilities (visible and invisible), ages, immigrant statuses and economic statuses.

The Alexander Technique teaches all people how to better understand the functioning of the whole person. We are a non-discriminatory practice that is always evolving; please reach out to us if you have any questions or suggestions.

We acknowledge, denounce and reject all racist and sexist ideas, both expressed and implied, in F.M. Alexander’s writings (1869-1955). While the past cannot be changed, we can inhabit the present application of Alexander’s discoveries with openness, humility, and conscious awareness.