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Navigating Tough Stuff - Playback Theater

Navigating Tough Stuff - Playback Theater

This session will creatively look at the previous two topics of conflict and change. Audience participation is encouraged. You do not need to have attended the previous two sessions to join.

Date: June 18, 2025

Time: 12:00pm - 1:15pm ET
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Location: Virtual via Zoom

Cost: Free

What is Playback?

Playback Theatre is a type of improvisation that honors audience members’ true stories volunteered in the moment.

Playback uses deep listening and movement, voice, music, metaphor, narrative, and song to honor the storyteller’s lived experience.

The aim:

  • bring people together

  • honor the universal in our shared lived experience

  • dissolve the illusion of separateness between us

Playback performances are collaborative, creative, community-building events, designed to deepen connections between individuals and groups.


Facilitator

Erin Curren (she/her)
Life Coach, Movement Teacher and Playback Improviser.

Erin has been performing Playback since 2008 and is currently a core member of The Teller's Garden, whose public shows you can catch in Portland, Maine, on the First Fridays of the month. When she's not performing Playback, Erin works as a certified ontological coach trained through the Newfield Network and brings her love of improv and somatics to her life coaching practice. Erin also currently serves as Volunteer Coordinator for the WHERE (Walk for Historical and Ecological Recovery) project with Atlantic Black Box.

For more information about Erin and her work, visit: https://www.erincurren.com/

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