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InterPlay is a creative, active way to unlock the wisdom of your body. Experience an approach to life that expands possibilities and transforms communities.
InterPlay in Asheville
InterPlay in the Asheville, North Carolina area. You can also view our calendar of regular events, gatherings and workshops, classes, performances and retreats.
Wednesday, Mar 10 2010
Ecstatic Following and Leading
With Meg MacLeod and other playful InterPlay leaders
7:00 to 8:30pm, Wednesdays, Oct. 14, 21, 28
Friends Meeting House
227 Edgewood Road
Asheville, NC 28801
NEW! We’ll use playful InterPlay practices to research–with partners and in groups–our personal styles of following and leading. How do your following and leading styles express themselves, as you move, talk and sing through life? We’ll mess around, to discover new ways, and to remember what we used to know, of how lead and follow with more ease, pleasure, playfulness and power. All experience levels welcome. Led by Meg MacLeod and other InterPlay leaders.
Cost: $5 to $15, sliding scale
For more information:
Phone: 828-254-6484 and 828-279-6466
Email:
Wednesday, Mar 17 2010
Ecstatic Following and Leading
With Meg MacLeod and Lynda Letourneau
7:00 to 8:30pm, Wednesdays, Feb. 10, 17.
Friends Meeting House
227 Edgewood Road
Asheville, NC 28801
NEW! “If you want to lead the people, you must learn to follow them.” (Tao te Ching, transl. Stephen Mitchell)
We’ll mess around, with singing, movement and story, to discover what gets in the way of us leading and following ecstatically. And offer a playground, with partners and in groups, to remember what we used to know, of how to lead and follow in life, with more ease, pleasure, playfulness and power. All experience levels welcome. Led by Meg MacLeod and other InterPlay leaders.
Cost: $5 to $15, sliding scale
For more information:
Phone: 828-254-6484 and 828-683-2004
Email: or
Wednesday, Mar 24 2010
Ecstatic Following and Leading
With Meg MacLeod and Lynda Letourneau
7:00 to 8:30pm, Wednesdays, Feb. 10, 17.
Friends Meeting House
227 Edgewood Road
Asheville, NC 28801
NEW! “If you want to lead the people, you must learn to follow them.” (Tao te Ching, transl. Stephen Mitchell)
We’ll mess around, with singing, movement and story, to discover what gets in the way of us leading and following ecstatically. And offer a playground, with partners and in groups, to remember what we used to know, of how to lead and follow in life, with more ease, pleasure, playfulness and power. All experience levels welcome. Led by Meg MacLeod and other InterPlay leaders.
Cost: $5 to $15, sliding scale
For more information:
Phone: 828-254-6484 and 828-683-2004
Email: or
Meg MacLeod and Lorrie Streiefl, InterPlay Asheville Leaders
Special Events
Jul 22 – Jul 25
Summer InterPlay Untensive 2010
Trinity Retreat Center
Atlantic Beach, NC
Play by the ocean, sing by the sea!
“InterPlay is an amazing system. No dogma, no trips, no boxes you have to fit into. Very powerful. I played like I haven’t done since I was a kid. It allows the best in us to come out.”
— Barrie Barton, high school dance teacher, choreographer and InterPlay Leadership Program graduate
“I can't believe I've only come to two InterPlay classes. I feel like I've known you guys forever.”
— Idelle Packer, Physical Therapist, Alexander Teacher, Asheville
“I find the river inside of me with InterPlay.”
— Jenn Lauzon, co-owner of Asheville’s LaZoom Tours
“...the InterPlay folks, kicking off the Healing Arts Friday night as usual with their joyous spirits and enthusiasm.”
— Brandi Hubiak, Director, LEAF Healing Arts
“Magical, powerful! I got touched in the way I get touched when I see Cirque du Soleil...I laughed and cried.”
— Franzi Talley, visual artist, on an InterPlay Asheville performance
“It gave me confidence to be in this world! Everytime after the (InterPlay) class, I feel more and more powerful.”
— Linda Simthong, UNCA student
“Your Playgroup with our staff was the crowning jewel of our training. It was profound, and galvanized the group. It tied in perfectly with our goal of letting people open up inside to what they have to bring for this summer and the possibility of who they can be.”
— Chris Weaver, Director, Swannanoa 4-H Camp