Everything is interesting (open floor workshop)

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Let's spend the weekend together dancing and loosening any ideas or underlying beliefs that something might be wrong, either with us or with someone else or the world.  Let's have some fun and get curious.   One of my teachers said:  If nothing is wrong, everything is interesting.  So simple and so inviting as an exploration.   We have plenty of natural freedom to be remembered.  The freedom to be who we are; to be curious about who others are, and see what life offers us moment by moment.   This isn't rocket science, and yet - dancing and taking the time to explore and practice the art of curiosity whilst in good company is probably as interesting as a rocket trip to the moon - and way more eco-friendly. 

Assistance: Frie Lavelli.

Planned course

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Sue Rickards
LONDON, GB

Sue is a book reading, dog loving, wild swimming, clay squashing, word smithing, human being, wool knitting, day dreaming, allotment digging East End gal residing in North London.  Her passion for conscious dance began in 1990 after years of disco dancing and parties.

-Trained as a Sesame Drama and Movement therapist in 1990
- Trained by the late Gabrielle Roth to teach 5Rhythms® in 1994 and has been holding classes and workshops wholeheartedly since.
- Studied humanistic counselling and psychotherapy, bringing a greater depth to her dance teaching.
- Ongoingly touched and inspired by Movement of Being.
- A Founding Member of Open Floor International 2014
- A member of ICMTA.

Perhaps some of her happily misspent youth, hitchhiking round the world, feeling free and alone and connected, was also part of her training; when she finally landed home again in London, the travelling became more internal and found its way to the dance floor. Here she finds a landscape as rich and as daunting, as wild and as passionate, and people as diverse and as fascinating as she ever found travelling the globe.

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