Guided by the wisdom of creatures who shed their skin, who live perpetually in massive transformation, we will play with how to cultivate a deep slowing down to reach Reptile Time. Through easeful movement, breath, sensation tracking, journalling and resting. We will slow enough for grief. Slow enough to live. Slow enough for being truly alive in apocalypse.  

This workshop will require some movement, but the scale of that movement is set by individuals. In other words, it is accessible to any kind of body. Please dress warmly and comfortably. 
 
The workshop will be followed by a listening gathering, hosted by Rajni Shah. If you are able, we invite you to attend both.

Dates, times and location:
Friday 12th January 2024
2-4pm (followed by listening gathering 4-5pm) 
The Forest (Grote Zaal) at Academie voor Theater en Dans, Jodenbreestraat 3, Amsterdam

Participating artist(s):

Kai Hazelwood is a transdisciplinary disabled artist, educator, event producer, and public speaker raising the profile of bi+/queer and BIPOC community issues through art projects, community events, writing and public speaking. Kai is co-founder and a lead facilitator of Practice Progress, a consultancy addressing structural, professional, and interpersonal white supremacy through body based learning. She is currently a lecturer in the dance department at Chapman University teaching Modern technique through an anti-racist framework. Kai is also the founder and artistic director of Good Trouble Makers, an award winning practice driven arts collaborative celebrating plural-sexual/bi+ identities and centering BIPOC. 

Reservation / admission:
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