Places are limited on this free event, please confirm your attendance via sending an email to ivane1@roehampton.ac.uk

This performance evening is an opportunity to share a series of creative presentations based on participant experience of an interdisciplinary arts -science research project. The project is investigating the impact of the Moving Pieces approach into ways of living with medically unexplained symptoms.Moving Pieces integrates approaches from physical theatre, arts psychotherapy, the Feldenkrais Method and body-based approaches to working with trauma.

This research was originally proposed by Charlie Blowers – Founder and Artistic Director of Moving Pieces and then commissioned and conducted by the researcher, Eszter Ivan. The research is supervised by Dr Beatrice Allegranti and Dr Leigh Gibson.

Location:

Jubilee Theatre, Roehampton University, London Regular trains from Waterloo train station to Barnes (25 minutes), local bus (265;419) from Barnes Station to University (10 minutes)

Date & Time:

May 15th - 6.30 pm - 8.30 pm (includes post-performance Q&A)