Monthly Play Group @ MCC SF!
Grace! Fun! Connection! Play! in San Francisco, CA – the Second Monday of every month.
Join Amy Shoemaker in San Francisco to dance, sing, tell stories, make contact, relieve stress and have fun.
Cost: $15 Suggested Donation
Questions? Contact: amy@interplay.org
Venue: Metropolitan Community Church, San Francisco
150 Eureka Street
San Francisco, CA 94114
InterPlay @ MCCSF
Dancing the Unknown
San Francisco, CA
Cost: $15 Suggested Donation
To Register: amy@interplay.org
Venue
Metropolitan Community Church, San Francisco
August Hiatus
InterPlay San Francisco is taking a break from classes in August. Keep checking back for info about classes this Fall!!!
Thank you for your continued support. There are classes going on in Oakland… Check out www.interplay.org for a full class schedule worldwide.
Class Cancelled Tonight
Amy had to leave town last minute today and will be teaching in Kansas City next Thursday. Regular classes resume July 22!
Check out other Bay Area InterPlay happenings at www.interplay.org.
Spring/Summer Schedule
InterPlay San Francisco meets at 7pm on most Thursday evenings.
This Spring/Summer there will not be class on the following dates:
May 19
June 9
July 14
August 18
There WILL be class every Thursday besides the dates listed above. Location: herchurch, 678 Portola Dr. Contact Amy (amy@interplay.org) with questions.
Into the Spring of things…
We sure have had some great weather in San Francisco these past couple weeks. It is really beginning to feel like Spring – buds are bursting, the sun is shining, and calendars are quickly filling up! Don’t forget to include our Thursday night classes in your Calendar.
Nadia will lead Class this week!
Join the founder of InterPlay Brazil at Thursday night’s InterPlay San Francisco class!
Wing It! Performs Tonight, Tomorrow
DANGER!
Oakland, CA
Friday & Saturday, March 11 & 12, 2011 • 7:30 pm
Danger, risk, caution, recklessness, safety, fear…WHEEEE!
WING IT! Performance Ensemble does it’s best to prepare you for whatever might happen on the “Ides of March” (March 15) which was certainly a bad day for Julius Caesar. What danger do you experience in your life? Are you a reckless person or a cautious one? Do you take risks? What makes you feel safe?
The company—anywhere from 10 to 20 of us—will create dances, stories, songs, live music, humor and some “near misses” all on the spot in our inimitable and entertaining style.
Join us for one or both of these unforgettable evenings!
Cost: $10 in advance/$15 at the door
To Register: Call the InterPlay office for the advance ticket discount: 510/465-2797
InterPlayce
InterPlay in Golden Gate Park this Sunday!
Cultural Diversity Celebration
San Francisco, CA
Sunday , March 13 from 2.30pm – 4.30pm
Celebrating Cultural Diversity with dance, music, dance, storytelling and poetry.
Honouring People And Cultures Through Art! Join this intergenerational event with InterPlay. Get Inspired!
Dancing in Behalf of Unity in Diversity , Multilingualism, Multiculturalism, Solidarity , Intercultural Dialogue and Peace.
With the Performers and InterPlay Leaders Nadia Thalji(founder of InterPlay Brazil), InterPlay ambassadorMasankho Banda, (Constellation Performance Ensemble Co-Founders) and invited musicians like Stephen Ross ( USA) (Shakuhachi flute, zither, dumbek).
Cost: FREE
For More Info: (650) 288-2836 / nadiathalji@gmail.com / http://www.sfrecpark.org/calendar.aspx#/?i=2
Masankho Banda
Nadia Thalji
Teamwork: InterPlay Style
InterPlay is a vibrant, growing community of people who are interested in living a more fulfilling, more creative, more connected life. What would happen if the InterPlay approach was applied in an organizational setting? InterPlay co-founders Phil Porter and Cynthia Winton-Henry have started asking that same question.
A powerful new one day workshop taking place in Oakland, CA called “Teamwork and Beyond” is founded on the idea that most companies, organizations, and corporations are run like machines with easily replaceable parts. If one person quits, just replace them with another person who has similar skills and qualifications. Teamwork and Beyond sees the flaws in this approach to organizational leadership. People are not machines. Instead of seeing a group of people as a machine, see it as a body. A body that hurts and heals, learns and grows, adapts and changes. A body that requires rest and care, tenderness and nourishment as well as discipline and expectation.
I attended Teamwork and Beyond this fall and it really got me thinking deeply about how professionals connect and the limitations of that connection in different environments. The structures of our groups should reflect the values and needs of the individuals within that group. I especially appreciated this workshop for bringing me together with professionals who are seeking new ways to lead.
If your organization could use more affirmation, decreased stress and healthier interaction, Teamwork and Beyond could be helpful. For more information, visit http://interplay.org/features/beyond-teamwork/TeamworkAndBeyond.htm.
