Entertainment: Live Music, Film & Theatre

Outdoor Transformational Theatre ‘Bringing to Life the Magic of Myth’

Artemis Transformational Theatre Company GIC 2008 is thrilled to present the Artemis Transformational Theatre Company led by international breathwork trainer and actress Christina Artemis. They will perform theatre pieces for the conference depicting the myth and magic of Stone Circles, ancient Celtic ritual, and adventures in the Labyrinth maze. The British Isles has a rich tradition of folk arts, live music and theatre which has been passed from generation to generation over hundreds of years.

Bringing to Life the Magic of Myth At the GIC, Artemis Theatre Company lead you on a journey WEAVING THE QUANTUM WEB. They invite you to feel the energy of the ancient land underneath your feet - let yourself experience this place of ancient knowledge, mythology and magic - let go into the Land of Kings, Queens and Dragons! The audience will commence a journey into the Labyrinth where they are invited to let go of structure and move toward unity and connectedness.

New Film Releases

Orgasmic Birth

The GIC is proud to present recent release ‘Orgasmic Birth’ which offers a ground breaking perspective on birthing. The film is presented by Producer Patrick Houser, and there is a discussion after the film.

"Five years in the making, Orgasmic Birth challenges cultural myths by revealing the emotional, spiritual, and physical heights attainable through birth. Viewers witness the passion of birth as 11 women have their babies in unhurried, nonmedicalized settings-including hospital birth centers-where they feel supported and safe. According to birthing experts who provide commentary in the film, a pleasurable birth that is allowed to take its time is an integral part of women’s sexuality and a neglected human right."

Orgasmic Birth

This is an unmissable production revealing the inside story on the Birthing Industry in the USA. Last month this courageous film was released in the UK, shown around the country in support of the Save Independent Midwifery campaign. More info at: www.saveindependentmidwifery.org Since its release the Medical Association of the USA has been pressing to outlaw home birth in the USA entirely. Read more online at www.thebusinessofbeingborn.com

"Birth is a miracle, a rite of passage, a natural part of life. But birth is also big business.

Compelled to explore the subject after the delivery of her first child, actress Ricki Lake recruits filmmaker Abby Epstein to question the way American women have babies.

The film interlaces intimate birth stories with surprising historical, political and scientific insights and shocking statistics about the current maternity care system. When director Epstein discovers she is pregnant during the making of the film, the journey becomes even more personal.

Should most births be viewed as a natural life process, or should every delivery be treated as a potentially catastrophic medical emergency?"

Magical Musicians

drumming circle At GIC we have invited a drumming circle leader who can guide experienced and novice drummers alike in creating their own unique sound in the beautiful grounds of Baskerville Hall. Bring your drum if you have one…

British band Madrum Live music is provided by British band Madrum who were popularised by DJ Robert Moore in Turkey in 2007. They are interested to come along and ,meet some of the people they have heard about - and they are offering a singing workshop too! Welcome Madrum!

Delightful Dancers

Delightful Dancers Robert ‘Breathe Mag’ Moore will of course be offering his ever popular late night dancing sessions at the GIC. Over the years they have proved to be such a popular wind-down after a long day of workshops and meetings. For those with dancing shoes on the last night of the GIC the venue hosts a dance night with guest DJ’s open to all guests of the Baskerville Hall Hotel.

We will be updating the GIC website with the developing line up of the live music contributors in the run up to the conference - so keep your ear to the ground!

More about Artemis Transformational Theatre Company (ATTC)

ATTC explores modern day issues dramatized through mythological archetypes, as well as modern and ancient stories from across the World. We offer experience in all aspects of theatre and performance through productions, workshops and courses. Our focus is on inclusion of all people in the community, from 16 to 60+, who might not otherwise get the chance to participate, whether skilled or unskilled.

We actively involve local and new writers, professional performers and other creative artists. Our purpose is to enrich lives in the community through raising the profile of theatre in the area and through exploring the healing aspects of drama.