PAST PRESENTATIONS

1. •Sustainability in Schools Symposium, Sedona, AZ
   

2. •Dia de Los Muertos Festival, Sedona, AZ
   

3. •Sedona Arts Center opening exhibit, AZ
   

4. •Phoenix Center for the Arts Exhibit, AZ
   

5. •Sedona Hummingbird Festival, Sedona, AZ
   

6. •Flagstaff Performance Art Fringe Festival, AZ
   

7. •Improv Dance Festival, Venice, CA
   

8. •Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts Festival, Western Australia
   

9. •Phoenix Fringe Festival, AZ
   

10. •Seattle Festival of Alternative Dance & Improvisation, OR
    

11. •Somatic Movement Arts Festival, LA, CA
    

12. •International Peace Day Festival, Sedona, AZ
    

13. •Mary Magdala Celebration, Creative Life Center, Sedona, AZ
    

14. •Goddess Project, Elks Theater, Prescott, AZ
    

15. •“Max 10”, Electric Lodge, Venice, CA
    

16. •Amazing Women events, Sedona, AZ
    

17. •Person Centered Approach Training, AZ, GA, NM, & VT
    

18. •Celebration of life events, Sedona, AZ

Presentations

From a 5 minute themed piece, to a half-hour mask making demo, to an hour+ interactive or mime-like performance with customized characters, to an intensive mask making experience lasting half a day to two weeks. All presentations can be adjusted to your needs.

The Body Reclamation Project

A presentation about body issues and coming home to oneself. More info here.

Wetiko

A presentation, about the impact that Wetiko, a spirit of insatiable greed is having on our planet and what can be done about it. See video clip here. Base on a grant titled, Seeing Wetiko and Its Antidotes.

RECOMMENDATIONS

”(Pash’s) mask and movement work...is a revelation. Combining creative mask making and intuitive movement she taps into the unconscious to unleash powerful, authentic expression of the individual and collective soul. As a performer, she mesmerizes, as if hooked into some mysterious primal source, inhabiting characters and archetypes spontaneously, and revealing secrets of the human psyche before our eyes. She brings an ancient shamanic art to life with all the elements of theater, dance and ritual.”

~ Joseph Culp, actor, writer, filmmaker, artistic director of the Walking Theater Group