The Dance of Exile
Read here an article I wrote for the Re-inventing Home online magazine about my journey away from and to home.

Read here an article I wrote for the Re-inventing Home online magazine about my journey away from and to home.

Preparing to dance, I reach out with my sense-antennas. I scan the distance, listening through my body. I smell, I observe and I notice. I gently touch my partner. We get closer.
I spoke to Julie Skentelbery about my childhood memories, tango and my artistic practice, as well as about living on a boat.
Despite a two year pandemic delay, this weekender was a great success! Delighted to have been a part of it, I can’t wait to hear whats next at the fabulous Stokie’s!
I am very excited to be taking this work to other parts of the country! Grateful to Andy and Clare who invited me to join them and their Tango Unplugged. team. for a whole weekend of playing with tango, somatics, our energies and natural movement. The woekshops and private lessons are all booked now, but…
There is a certain magic that happens when you put a group of people together over an intensive weekend to share in a personal way our creative practices, as well as reflect about them. Various edges will show up, for certain, but also lots of moments of beauty created.
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Hi! That is lovely to hear and thank you for reading and engaging too! I am preparing to write more blogs, so many thanks for the encouragement!