Acting & Yoga Worshop #2

Saturday 26th January 2013  1:00 PM

The Bahamas Institute for Motion Pictures and the Bahamas Actors and Film Makers Guild will host the second of a series of workshops called: Acting, Yoga and Breath at Popop Studios December 22nd.

The work shop is open for any one who wants to have a fun experience learning the healthy technique's of Yoga, Dance and Martial Arts, that

actors use to improve their performances. This special ...

The Yoga Project First Cycle

Wednesday 19th September 2012  6:30 PM

The Yoga Project First Cycle

The Yoga Project is a comprehensive approach to understanding the
relationship between your body & mind through the practice of yoga.

Lead by Dave Revington
1 New Module each week for 3 weeks (Anatomy, Energy & Meditation)
Totaling 15 hours of physical & mental practice
Mondays & Wednesdays @ 6:30pm?8:00 pm + Saturdays @ 2:00pm?4:00pm
Small group practi...

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