Though you might be intersted..
In the early seventies..
Charles Marowitz had an experimantal theater venue in Central london
Called. "The Open Space", Marowitz had of course worked on Marat/
Sade with Theatre Director Peter Brook who wrote the seminal theatre
book "The empty space" which
Thank you Frank ~ this is just wonderful ~ and "wow" !
Welcome home.
Marei
"Frank Deitle" schrieb:
Hello Open Space Cadettes!I'm new to the OSLIST and new to OST as well. I just
did my first OS with Lisa Heft this month and what can I say... I'm completely
obsessed.Someone must have
Frank - I think the Silence you noticed is just a little Open Space as those
of us who celebrate Christmas settle in for a long Winter's Nap, preparatory
to the great unveiling on the morrow. Or something.
As for the Tao of Open Space, I really enjoyed that. Truly works! And for
whatev
At 08:19 AM 12/24/2005, Harrison Owen wrote:
When Open Space Technology came along in 1985, I named it quite
consciously for that incredible moment. It seemed to me that every
time we opened space (as in doing an "Open Space") the experience at
the start, just sitting in the circle before a w
Hello, Frank, and welcome to OS and the OS listserv! I am looking
forward to many postings of wisdom (your own as well as others you
share) from you. As I shared the Access Queen's training session with
you, it's wonderful to be able to visualize you in my mind's eye as
well as "hear" your
Hello Open Space Cadettes!
I'm new to the OSLIST and new to OST as well. I just did my first OS with
Lisa Heft this month and what can I say... I'm completely obsessed.
Someone must have made the connection between OS and the Tao Te Ching before
on this list but I was just re-reading Stephen Mitche
