From music to drama, from individual performers to ensembles, this is the home of stories about the Performing Arts, which form an important part of our Community life.
Where were you in summer 2020, when you realized that you could only associate with the people in your household and when outside the home you were required to wear a mask and distance yourself
I want to appreciate Laura Pasetti’s initiatives to inspire vibrant community connections during the covid seasons. Now, we can see how they have opened doors for One Incredible Family to celebrate our 60th Anniversary. Laura
Another appreciation of Laura Pasetti’s initiatives to inspire vibrant community connections during the covid seasons – this initiative we point to turned lockdown restrictions inside out. Laura invented audience engagement by having us move from
After 3 long years the Universal Hall is hosting once more dancers and teachers from all over the world to share their joy and connections. This short video clip will transport you there for a
Thank you for hosting my childhood so generously. Thank you for hosting my childhood so generously. Thank you for the freedom to run around your gardens and pathways stripping for every sprinkler, nose in every
GIGS IN THE HALL The Universal Hall’s ability to hold large sell out concerts developed in the mid-90s as a result of Mike Scott living in the community and the Hall team promoting
PLAYBACK THEATRE The Findhorn Playback Company came into being to serve the Forgiveness Conference in 1999 and from then began to perform at a variety of conferences and community events. These have included
Performance and the Arts in Findhorn I first arrived as a 19-year-old aspiring theatre artist in 1984 when three of the old Lollipop gang, Ike and Maggie Isaksen (now India Brown) and Michael Worth,
MUSICAL REFLECTIONS My joining meeting in 1977 was conducted by two musicians Doug Genovia and Gillian Lubach. As I was leaving, Doug asked what sort of guitar I had. “Gibson Les Paul,” I replied. He
THE NEW TROUBADOURS The community’s first-ever musical band was The New Troubadours, which emerged in 1971 from Friday fun nights at which people would act, sing and tell stories. David Spangler and guitarist Milenko Matanovic
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