Bill Connington's Blog: Summer 2015, reading and presenting - Posts Tagged "mind-body"
Back to School
My syllabus is prepared. Ready to work with the second year students at Yale School of Drama. A very talented, smart, eager group of people.
Looking forward to my book party for Physical Expression on Stage and Screen on September 19th.
Mapping out the concept for my next book on mind-body issues. We all know about the mind-body connection, but it is so easy to forget, and unconsciously split ourselves.
Staying with low, easy breathing puts us back on the right track of "staying with ourselves" in a healthy way.
Looking forward to my book party for Physical Expression on Stage and Screen on September 19th.
Mapping out the concept for my next book on mind-body issues. We all know about the mind-body connection, but it is so easy to forget, and unconsciously split ourselves.
Staying with low, easy breathing puts us back on the right track of "staying with ourselves" in a healthy way.
Demonstrating Exercises Honed at the Actors Studio, and Yale School of Drama
Looking forward to the book party for my new book, Physical Expression on Stage and Screen: Using the Alexander Technique to Create Unforgettable Performances, on Friday, September 19th at 7 pm:
http://on.fb.me/WZdShh
I'll be demonstrating some of the 133 exercises I developed at the Actors Studio MFA Program, and honed last semester at Yale School of Drama. You can see some of the exercises on video here:
http://vimeo.com/channels/connington
The exercises all only take a few minutes to do. Great for everyday life, and for performance. They help you get in touch with your mind-body, and be more in the present moment. It's worth taking a few minutes to reconnect with yourself.
http://on.fb.me/WZdShh
I'll be demonstrating some of the 133 exercises I developed at the Actors Studio MFA Program, and honed last semester at Yale School of Drama. You can see some of the exercises on video here:
http://vimeo.com/channels/connington
The exercises all only take a few minutes to do. Great for everyday life, and for performance. They help you get in touch with your mind-body, and be more in the present moment. It's worth taking a few minutes to reconnect with yourself.
Summer 2015, reading and presenting
As is my wont, I'm reading several books at once. A pleasure. Looking forward to a week's vacation in August, when I can do even more reading than usual. Coming up on the one year anniversary of the p
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