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5 great reasons to come to an InterPlay Untensive in Australia in January with the fabulous Phil Porter! Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra, Adelaide. It’s that time of year again… wooo hoo!
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Adelaide Adventure - part 1
So it didn’t take me long to discover where it got the nickname RADelaide! Here’s the first installment of highlights from my recent trip to the gorgeous Australian city, Adelaide.
My fabulous hosts, Cathi and Ian, put me up for the week and for starters taught me how to enjoy fine Indian cuisine at their favourite restaurant, the beautiful, Clay and Coal in Goodwood road.
I was delighted a few days later to find myself at their friend, Josh’s launch of Magazine Gallery. Joshua Fanning is co-publisher of Collect, a magazine about people and places… “Small cities - and the small cities within cities…”
I tried in vain to snap a pic of Freddy the resident dachshund. This was as close as I got.. he was a fasty!
Those of you who have been following Paper Cat Tales from the beginning might remember that early on one of my aims was to play around with the idea of sitting still. ‘Shape and stillness’ is one of the forms InterPlay takes and after a few months of intensive hanging around my shaper is starting to claim some space.
Co-founder of Interplay, Cynthia Winton-Henry writes on shape and unity: Each body is diversely organized and also coherent. Unity does not require ONE SHAPE! We do not have to Shape up or Ship out. Unity requires interplaying with complex shapes and communal practices where people might Sit, Stand, Lie down, Dance…
I’m very proud to be helping shape the 2012 Interplay Summer Intensive through this mildly embarrassing but clearly “amazing” (I use that word a few times!) promotional video for InterPlay Australia.
