(POSTPONED)

INVITES OLDER ADULTS TO PARTICIPATE IN A FREE WORKSHOP SERIES AT ALDERMAN OAKS RETIREMENT RESIDENCE

• RESIDENTS AT ALDERMAN OAKS ALONG WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY MEMBERS
• GUESTS FROM THE COMMUNITY

EXPLORING STRENGHS AND CHALLENGES OF AGING THROUGH IMPROVISATIONAL DRAMA

Come have fun and try something new while tapping into the wit and wisdom of aging!

TUESDAYS: FROM MAY 20 – JUNE 24
6 WEEKLY SESSIONS
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Back by popular demand, we invite you to join us for this Lifelong Arts workshop series at Alderman Oaks.

Your talents, abilities, and creativity will be explored through fun-filled improvisational theater games in a safe, creative, and inspiring environment.

Through creating various drama characters, participants will experience the strengths, joys, and challenges of aging.

Improvisational drama is a form of theater in which characters and dialogue of a story are made up in the moment…there are no written scripts! Participants tap into and celebrate their creativity while interacting and learning from their peers.

WORKSHOP PRESENTER
Hedda Matza-Haughton, LCSW

Hedda Matza-Haughton is an experienced drama teaching artist, health educator, social worker, playwright, national speaker.

Hedda is founder and president of “For The Health of It” Consultation Services, which integrates the arts to promote health and education (www.laughforthehealthofIt.net).

She is also one of the founders and co-chair of Arts for Health Sarasota-Manatee. Hedda has worked using drama and laughter integrated with education and health issues with individuals of all ages throughout the country and locally.

Click Here to Learn About LIFELONG ART at The Ringling. 

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ADDITIONAL ARTS & HEALTH RESOURCES

Our commitment is to champion policies, initiatives, and opportunities that empower the arts to fuel Sarasota County’s ongoing cultural and economic success.

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Engaging with the arts has a significant part to play in improving physical and mental health and well-being.

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TO RSVP!

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Or Call (941) 955-9099 or Use the Contact Us Page on the Alderman Oaks Website.