AudioBody: Workshop of the Six Viewpoints

Explore audio, embodied wellness practice and how we make connections with ourselves and others in creative and fun ways.

Combining movement with audio, this workshop will use the improv vocabulary called the “Viewpoints” as a portal to discover greater authenticity and self-confidence, and will create a safe and supportive space for you to bravely take risks.

Includes a light vegetarian lunch.

No experience necessary, all bodies and abilities are welcome. Please let us know your access needs when you register.

Bring a smartphone with a recorder app (such as Voice Memos on iPhone), water bottle, and dress to move!

Debórah Eliezer, (she/her) is a mixed identity white/MENA theater maker, social activist, community designer and California fire survivor. She is the Artistic Director of Aviva Arts, an Associate Artist with Golden Thread, an artEquity arts facilitator alumna, and serves on the inaugural MENA Alliance of Theatre Makers steering committee (MENATMA). Passionate about the power of human transformation, her work focuses on disrupting assumptions about art, human values and society. She has devised and performed in numerous world premieres, working with playwrights Katie Pearl, Kate Tarker, Yussef el Guindi, Denmo Ibrahim, Torange Yeghiazarian, Fabrice Melquiot, Angela Santillo, Sheila Callaghan, Doug Dorst, Ben Yalom and Dan Chumley. With foolsFURY, Eliezer wrote and performed (dis)Place[d] which toured the FURY Factory, Ko Fest, Olivia Cruises and Limmud UK in 2019 and is featured in Michael Malek Najjar’s book, . She holds a BA Cum Laude from SFSU and a certificate in Sound, Voice Music Healing from CIIS. Eliezer is the Associate Director of Kids on Camera. As a professional voiceover, you may have heard her voice in over 25 Leapfrog Toys, Sims 2, 3 and 4 video games or numerous radio ads. She teaches throughout the Bay Area and maintains a private coaching practice.

Host or Publisher Aviva Arts