Faculty Bios & Class Descriptions
CAMILLE MAURINE

MOVING THEATER of the SOUL
Inside-Out Performance
2 Part Intensive:   Wed/Thurs, 9/17-18, 7-9:30pm
CLASS DESCRIPTION
BIOGRAPHY:
CAMILLE MAURINE is a writer, performing artist, and educator
internationally renown for her innovative performance trainings and integral
energy practices for women. She is the author of the top-selling Meditation
Secrets for Women and Meditation 24/7, both written with her husband,
Dr. Lorin Roche. Camille is the creator of kinAesthetics movement and the
transformational Moving Theater process. She teaches at the Continuum
Studio in Santa Monica, California, and travels widely to give performances,
workshops, and retreats.

In addition to writing and performing her own work, Camille helps create
and direct performance pieces for others, including Continuum founder
Emilie Conrad in Anima/Animus (2003) and a peacemaking project by Jungian
analyst David Gerbi, Making Peace with Qaddafi (in progress). Lorin Roche
and Camille Maurine are also currently writing a book and documentary film
about a U.S. Marine who in 1948 led the first mission of the Israel Air
Force that saved the newborn nation.

Camille Maurine is the President of Syzygy Creations, Inc. and Noble Heart
Media, which is producing the documentary.
In this intensive, Camille shares some of the energy practices and
expressive modalities of her Moving Theater work. This process is
remarkably transformative, healing, and liberating - and loads of fun.
�Movement, inner exploration, and theater improv will free up your
creativity and deepen your ability to be present with yourself and others.
Using breath, vocalization, imagery, and personal stories, you will bring the
riches of the internal world out into expression.�These practices�build a
powerful foundation for performance, whether in the art of living, or a
specific creative project.�Tune your instrument and learn to flow with the
go of inspiration and love.

Please bring a journal or notebook, and wear movable, breathable clothes.
For more about Moving Theater, visit Camille's website. http:
//camillemaurine.com/
Camille Maurine
Camille Maurine
Image by Ryojin Ono
SOMA fest