An ensemble theater piece based on true stories of people who have reported near death experiences, conceived by Robert Cornett and led by Ted Pugh.
Six Fridays from February 3 to March 10. Participants can sign up for the whole program or for individual elements — but advance registration is very helpful to us.
Six Fridays from February 3 to March 10. Participants can sign up for the whole program or for individual elements — but advance registration is very helpful to us.
Six Fridays from February 3 to March 10. Participants can sign up for the whole program or for individual elements — but advance registration is very helpful to us.
Six Fridays from February 3 to March 10. Participants can sign up for the whole program or for individual elements — but advance registration is very helpful to us.
Six Fridays from February 3 to March 10. Participants can sign up for the whole program or for individual elements — but advance registration is very helpful to us.
Bonnie Manaças will perform the songs of Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, and others, accompanied by Ray Manaças, John Damiao, and Michael Penque.
Performed by Grigory Smirnov.
A full day of festivities to mark the first Sunday of Michaelmas.
Dramatic reading of Act Two, written and directed by Glen Williamson. All are welcome to attend this event, which is offered as part of the conference Renewing the Mysteries: Exploring the Founding of the Christian Community and the Burning of the First Goetheanum.
Rudolf Steiner pointed to a sequence from the founding of the Christian Community in September 1922, to the burning of the Goetheanum at the end of that year, to the Christmas Conference. In this hundredth anniversary year of both the founding of the Christian Community and the burning of the Goetheanum, can an exploration of these events help us to understand the nature of the New Mysteries?
Music by Bach, Barber, Debussy, Head, Mompou, Satie, Smirnov, and Vaughn Williams, as well as from the American spiritual tradition. Musicians: Sue Buffington, Elena Hirsu, Grigory Smirnov, and Sally Willig.
A performance of Karl König's St. John's Play.
In this talk, Bill Kelly will focus on the Twelve Steps as a spiritual program, outlining the steps with a focus on their requirement for the individual’s willingness, service to others, and and persistent striving to improve their conscious contact with God.
A Pentecost contribution by Paul Newton, preceded and followed by a eurythmy presentation of the Hymn to Love from St. Paul's 1st Epistle to the Corinthians. This will be performed by a group of eight eurythmists under the direction of Dorothea Mier.
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