Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Two-Year Training Programme


Attendant of the Soul

Dynamic Theatre Two-year Practitioner Training Programme

With

Mark Wentworth & Filipe De Moura

First Level

October 28th – November 2nd 2010, Peniche, Portugal

Attendant of the soul is a servant of the soul; this is the original ancient Greek term for psychotherapist. When you become a servant of the soul a whole new world opens up to you, the invisible becomes visible and the impossible becomes possible. Dynamic Theatre (DT) is an exciting new approach using the ancient wisdom of attending to the needs of the soul and translating those needs in to a grounded practical method of exploring and working with current day issues. It is a technique of spontaneous representation to allow people to see situations from different perspectives; it enables people to have a richer understanding of the reality.

In this two-year practitioner training you will learn how to work with Dynamic Theatre as a group process or as a one to one consultation. We will explore Colour Psycho-Dynamics, Shamanism, Psychodrama, Systemic Patterns, and Storytelling, all of which make up the rich experience of Dynamic Theatre

Dynamic Theatre was created by Mark Wentworth and Filipe De Moura in 2003; it is inspired by their combined love of drama, storytelling and the wish and desires to make a difference in the world. Dynamic Theatre is described as a tool for sacred alchemy of turning issues into solutions and problems into learning all through the act of drama.

For the full training programme and further information please contact Mark: mark@dynamictheatre.com

Telephone: +44(0) 7949 282 384 (UK)

+351 91 602 6373 (International)

“When we become the impossible, the impossible then becomes possible”

Mark Wentworth

Lisbon, 25th/26th September 2010


Dynamic Theatre
Health and Well-being in the community - Healing from the Inside Out
with
Mark Wentworth & Filipe De Moura
25th/26th September 2010
Lisbon, Portugal

In most non-western cultures the health and wellbeing of the community is the responsibility of each individual. If one person is sick the whole community becomes unbalanced. In restoring harmony and wholeness to tribal life everyone gathers together for the healing of one person with the belief that they too along with the community will be healed. With this belief system it is impossible for any one person to ever feel separated or have a feeling of not belonging.

Could the reason we see so much unrest in our own communities be because we have literally lost our sense of belonging?

Dynamic Theatre is inspired by the an eclectic mix of Psychodrama, Shamanism and systemic therapies, by bringing personal and social stories to life through this exciting blend we have the chance to create magic and watch sacred alchemy take place through the medium of drama, but no ordinary drama, for all roles are played “incognito” to enable the “I” to become “we” “us” and “it” and the microcosm to be the macrocosm, the shamanistic belief is that there is no “out there” it is all but a projection of our own unknown face. Therefore we all hold total responsibility for creating health and wellbeing in our communities. When we become whole, on some level we offer a little bit more balance and wellbeing back to our communities.

For more information please contact:

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ark@dynamictheatre.com

Mobile: +351 91 602 6373

Porto 18th/19th September 2010

Dynamic Theatre
Healing from the Inside Out
with
Mark Wentworth
18th/19th September 2010
Penafiel, Porto

In most non-western cultures the health and wellbeing of the community is the responsibility of each individual. If one person is sick the whole community becomes unbalanced. In restoring harmony and wholeness to tribal life everyone gathers together for the healing of one person with the belief that they too along with the community will be healed. With this belief system it is impossible for any one person to ever feel separated or have a feeling of not belonging.

Could the reason we see so much unrest in our own communities be because we have literally lost our sense of belonging?

Dynamic Theatre is inspired by the an eclectic mix of Psychodrama, Shamanism and systemic therapies, by bringing personal and social stories to life through this exciting blend we have the chance to create magic and watch sacred alchemy take place through the medium of drama, but no ordinary drama, for all roles are played “incognito” to enable the “I” to become “we” “us” and “it” and the microcosm to be the macrocosm, the shamanistic belief is that there is no “out there” it is all but a projection of our own unknown face. Therefore we all hold total responsibility for creating health and wellbeing in our communities. When we become whole, on some level we offer a little bit more balance and wellbeing back to our communities.

For more information please contact Rita Alves: Mobile: 919 872 983

Email:ritajsalves@gmail.com

Monday, January 4, 2010

The Hero's Journey - Healing from the Inside Out

The Hero’s Journey - Healing from the inside out

With

Mark Wentworth & Filipe De Moura

4th – 9th February 2010

Hotel Praia Norte, Peniche, Portugal

“A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself”

Joseph Campbell

We are all Heroes and Heroines in the context of our own life, and like all heroes, we encounter difficulties and obstacles as well as successes and victories. Each one of us has a unique calling and gift to offer to the world, that gift no matter how great or small is what makes each one of us special, and each one of us heroes of our own best lives. In most non-western cultures the health and wellbeing of the community is the responsibility of each individual to become the best that they can be. If one person is “lost” or “asleep” on their journey the whole community becomes unbalanced. In restoring harmony and wholeness to tribal life everyone gathers together for the healing of one person with the belief that they too, along with the community will be “awakened and found”. With this belief system it is impossible for any one person to ever feel separated or have a feeling of not belonging, each person is recognised for his or her unique and invaluable contribution.

Could the reason we see so much unrest in our own communities be because we have literally lost our sense of belonging?

Dynamic Theatre is inspired by an eclectic mix of Psychodrama, Shamanism and systemic therapies, by bringing personal and social stories to life through this exciting blend we have the chance to create magic and watch sacred alchemy take place through the medium of drama, but no ordinary drama, for all roles are played “incognito” to enable the “I” to become “we” “us” and “it” and the microcosm to be the macrocosm. The shamanistic belief is that there is no “out there” it is all but a projection of our own unknown face. Therefore we all hold total one hundred percent responsibility for creating health and wellbeing in our daily lives and in our communities. When we become whole on some level we offer a little bit more balance and wellbeing back to our communities, and like all heroes we return home to our “tribe” and most importantly we return home to ourselves.

With an inspired mix of Dynamic Theatre, Storytelling and Colour Medicine we invite you on these five days to come experience the magic and mystery of your own heroic journey. With lots of laughter and play, and sometimes tears, which are both of joy and freedom of letting go, we invite you to discover the treasure and wisdom that each one of us already holds within, we invite you to come stand in the centre of the fire with us and like the phoenix rise from the ashes as your own best hero.

“When we become the impossible, the impossible then becomes possible

Mark Wentworth

For more information please contact: mark@dynamictheatre.com

Dynamic Heart Live - March 7th