Just survival is not enough. In order to grow, it's important to keep finding the right questions. 

But also, to have some answers to lean on. In these stormy, foggy times - how can we keep re-building ourselves a ground to stand on? 

Something certain, something positive... something inside of us to push from? A base, from which to connect with others... 

We'll study this in the studio, through dance and improvisation, to later apply it to the wide wild life. We'll focus on centering, survival, 

communication, being available, sensing, and quality-of-being. What gives me strength? Can I be supported by the space around me? 

By what I’m good at? By my daily repetitions, rituals and routines... so much like breathing, rocking, walking, the heartbeat? 

How not to resent routines, but learn to love them? Can we name, and exchange strategies? Do we dare to share? 

The fog softens the shapes, in so doing, simplifying the world. One hears better in the fog, the imagination comes alive... and so does the fear. 

It's important to carry one’s own sunshine inside. Perhaps in the shape of dance, music, and song... or some other truth. A ground to stand on. 

Or, as D.A. would say, it's important to know where one's towel is. The workshop is open to anyone willing to actively participate in it.