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Cynthia Winton Henry and Phil Porter have been collaborating for over 20 years as artists, teachers, performers and embodied philosophers. Their fascination with creating in the moment led them to develop InterPlay, which makes it easy for anyone to make up stuff on the spot, regardless of ability or previous experience. They have delivered lectures, performed concerts and taught seminars and workshops around the world and have trained over 100 InterPlay leaders. Cynthia's and Phil's books include What The Body Want's; Having It All: Body, Mind, Heart and Spirit; Together Again at Last: The Wisdom of the Body; Body and Soul; and Poems, Prayers and Exhortations. Other works are concert video tapes: "God, Sex and Power," "Fear and Abandon," and "The Unbelievable Beauty of Being Human." They've also done a short video describing their work, "An Introduction to InterPlay" and Cynthia has made an audiotape, "Tales of A Suburban Mystic." Read more about Cynthia and Phil, InterPlay, Wing It! Press and Wing It! Performance group at www.interplay.org. |
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Tom Henderson and Ginny Going are community artists, teachers, performers, and organization consultants. They co-direct Off the Deep End Ensemble, an InterPlay-based performance group, and lead InterPlay events across the country. Along with other certified InterPlay leaders, they provide leadership for the InterPlay Leadership Program in North Carolina. Tom is a Ph.D. organic chemist with 25 years experience in the pharmaceutical industry. Ginny has thirty years of business management experience with the North Carolina League of Municipalities and was Executive Director of Triangle AIDS Interfaith Network for five years. She is an ordained deacon in the Episcopal Church. Ginny and Tom have four grown daughters and three grandsons. They are both "recovering serious people."
Meg
MacLeod earned her B.S. in Art Education and M.S. in Early
Childhood Education at University of Tennessee, and was a classroom teacher
for 10 years. She became an artist-in-residence teaching folk dances and
songs and then a solo performer, singing, dancing, playing guitar, banjo
and other instruments and telling stories at schools and festivals across
the US (6 years). She is a recovering activist, a certified InterPlay
instructor, a certified Jaffe Energy Healing instructor, and Practitioner of the Work of Byron Katie. She has studied NIA, Mindell Process Work, and Continuum with the founders of those systems.
Meg MacLeod founded InterPlay Asheville in 1999. She has directed and co-directed several InterPlay (IP) performances, which performed locally and in Nashville. She credits recovery of her senses and her health to InterPlay, the Work of Byron Katie, tap dancing, Alexander Technique and Arnold Mindell Process Psychology.
Elizabeth Clontz a creativity coach and a certified InterPlay® leader. She works with individuals and groups. Elizabeth served as a psychotherapist for over 20 years and brings that experience to her current work. She delights in fanning the lifeforce
sparks of people’s creativity, life dreams, and soul callings and
in drawing enchantment into daily life. Elizabeth’s work interweaves a tapestry of the expressive, transformational and performing
arts. She enjoys gathering the energies of community, nature, ritual and intuition
in creating sacred space. Elizabeth was co-founder
of the Chapel Hill-based Renaissance Center. She has a 1986 Master’s
in Social Work from UNC-Chapel Hill. She has a BS in Child Development
& Family Relations from UNC-Greensboro.