Women's Month-March at Miami Beach's Arts at St. John's
By: Beau Higgins Feb. 22, 2006
Women's Month at the Arts at St. Johns
The following events celebrate Women's
Month in March at the Arts at
St. Johns, located at the
St. John's Church, 4760 Pinetree Drive, Miami
Beach, 305-613-2325. http://www.artsatstjohns.com
March 6, Monday, 7:30 pm - Play Monday, with Fantasy Theatre
Factory - Playreading of Elaine Romero's "Catalina De Erauso: The Man
Inside of Me" - Free
March 10-12 Fri, 7:30-9:00 pm, Sat. & Sun 1-4 pm - A Journey of
Spiritual Awakening with Kim Eng, of Eckhart Teachings. Donations: Tickets:
Fri. = $20 ** Sat. or Sun. = $45 each ** Fri. + one afternoon = $60
** Sat. + Sun. = $75 ** All 3 days = $90
March 17, Fri., 8 pm - Shambhala Buddhist Meditation, with Rachel
Faro - Crane Chapel - $5
March 26, Sun., 4-8 pm - Women, Art and Spirituality In Medieval
Germany, with art from Hildegard of Bingen and plays by Hrotsvita of
Gandersheim - $15 ($12 students, seniors, online)
Info: 305-613-2325 or artsatstjohns@bellsouth.net
Arts at St. Johns, St. John's Church, 4760 Pinetree Dr, Miami
Beach, 33140
Free on-site parking
http://www.artsatstjohns.com
Play Monday, with Fantasy Theatre Factory
When: March 6, Monday, 7:30 pm Where: Patio on the lakeside
Donation: free Phone: 305-613-2325
Playreading of Elaine Romero's "Catalina De Erauso: The Man Inside of Me"
Catalina de Erauso was born in 1585 to a noble Basque
family in San Sebastián, Spain. When she was still young she escaped from
her convent and, assuming masculine attire, made her way to the New
World, where she led the rough-and-ready life of a seventeenth century
soldier.
In more than twenty productions, Elaine Romero's plays
Walking Home, ¡Curanderas! Serpents of the Clouds, Secret Things, Before
Death Comes for the Archbishop, Day of Our Dead, and If Susan Smith Could
Talk, have been produced and presented at theatres such as Actors
Theatre of Louisville, The Women's Project and Productions, INTAR, Kitchen
Dog Theatre, The Working Theatre, and New Theatre
This Moment is your Life - With Kim Eng
When: March 10, 11, 12 - Fri-7:30-9 pm; Sat, Sun 1-4 pm Where:
Sanctuary of St. John's Church Donation: See ticket information
below Phone: 305-866-4582 or 949-4450
A Journey of Spiritual Awakening with Kim Eng of Eckhart Teachings
The essence of Kim's teaching is spiritual awakening -- accessing the
dimension beyond time and conditioned thinking. This teaching session
is a valuable opportunity to allow yourself to let go of "who you think
you are" and be the Presence behind all thought, the stillness behind
all motion. Through meditation, movement, as well as words (pointers),
you will learn how to access Presence for yourself and sustain it in
everyday life. More important than the form and structure of the session,
is the stillness, the true healing and transformative power.
Kim travels and works extensively with Eckhart Tolle, the author of
the best-selling book, The Power of Now, taking his teaching around the
world. She is Eckhart's partner and associate. Although Eckhart and his
teachings has been a great influence in her spiritual awakening, Kim
devotes herself to the only real teacher, the stillness within.
Kim brings a down-to-earth approach to spirituality which I find
very refreshing. In her counseling work with individuals as well as
groups she beautifully sustains the state of Presence and has a great
ability for bringing people back into the present moment, the place where all
healing occurs and no problem can survive. My blessings go with her and
all the people she touches." ~ Eckhart Tolle
Advance tickets can be obtained online (see below) or by check or
money order, for the appropriate amount, made payable to the Arts at St.
Johns, 4760 Pinetree Drive, Miami Beach, Fl 33140.
Please bring yoga mat and cushion for Saturday movement workshop.
Attendees limited for Saturday, so register early.
Shambhala Buddhist Teachings
When: March 17, Friday, 8 pm Where: Sanctuary of St. John's
Church
4760 Pinetree Drive
Donation: $5, but no one will be turned away Phone:
305-613-2325 Teacher - Rachel Faro, a senior student of
Chogyam Trungpa, Rinpoche, Tibetan teacher and the founder of Shambhala
Buddhism
8:00 pm - Meditation and instruction, 8:30 pm - talk & questions, and
9:30 pm - refreshments Women, Spirituality and the
Arts in Medieval Germany When: March 26, Sun, 4-8
pm Where: Sanctuary at St. Johns Donation: $15/$12
students/seniors Phone: 305-348-3557
Get your discount tickets on line. Medieval Women,
Art and Spirituality, with art from Hildegard of Bingen and plays by
Hrotsvita of Gandersheim.
(10th-century canoness of Gandersheim, historian and playwright). Directed by
Prof. Marilyn Skow (FIU Theatre) and performed by FIU students. The plays
of Hrotsvita celebrate sainted Christian heroines of late Roman times.
All the parts (both male and female) will be performed by women, as they
were originally done in the religious community. 4:45 PM - Lecture on medieval German nuns as embroiderers and
manuscript painters - richly-illustrated power point lecture by Prof. June
Mecham, U. of Nebraska-Omaha.5:30 PM - Performance by "Generica" of the vocal music of Hildegard,
the 12th-century abbess of Bingen, whose music was officially recognized
as prophetic, divinely inspired. While Hildegard composed for both male
and female voices, "Generica" will perform pieces for female voices,
such as were sung by the religious women of Benedictine communities.6:15 PM - Discussion/Audience Q&A with Prof. Felice Lifshitz (FIU
History), Prof. Joan Baker (FIU English), June Mecham, Marilyn Skow and
Renee Fiallos (Director of "Generica"). 6:45 PM - Reception
Presented by The Arts at St. Johns, and Florida International
University's Working Group for Pre-Modern Histories and Cultures, Departments
of History, Religious Studies, and Theater and Dance, and Center for
Women's Studies.
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