Name: WORKSHOP: HOMING SONG
Start: 2025-03-09T10:00:00-07:00
Location: The Hazeltine Theater, Prescott

Homing Song
Sounding, singing and vocal improvisation as practices of making Home.
During this workshop Aga Kazimierska invites participants to engage with voice, movement, vocal improvisation and singing songs of tradition in an intention to evoke the experience of
Home.
Body sensations, movement and sound will be used to awaken memories and associations of Home: as a place of refuge, as a feeling, as a way of being and experiencing the world.
Which sounds open up the space that feels like Home?
Which songs are rooted in that space for you?
Playing with imagination and memories, experimenting with sound and melodies, and singing songs, we will together step onto a possible vocal journey Home.
In the first part of the workshop the participants will be guided into:
- exercises that help to ground the experience in the body and expand its capacity to feel
- individual investigations through sound and movement that align perception and imagination.
The event will culminate in a session of singing home-evoking songs from various traditions.
During this session some of the participants will be invited to share their own homing song of
tradition, prepared prior to the encounter.
"For me singing is a way of investigating my inner worlds, nurturing my intuition, and connecting to the wisdom of our human Sentient nature. During this workshop I invite you to
have a taste of this approach to singing and knowing through sound." Agnieszka Kazimierska.
Limited number of participants. Registration required.
Early Bird Admission (Feb 28, 2025) $50
Admission (after Feb 28, 2025) $65
Location: Hazeltine Gallery, 208 N. Marina Street, Prescott, AZ 86303
About Agnieszka Kazimierska:
Agnieszka Kazimierska is an independent Polish actress, theater maker, vocal practitioner, psychologist and coach. She is working internationally on a variety of projects, including Katie’s Tales, Sonicality, and Los Ríos Del Canto, among others.
She creates interdisciplinary theater performances, leads workshops on acting and encounters through singing and movement. She works with people individually as a performance creation mentor, creative companion, integrative therapist, and process oriented coach.
She creates alone and in collaboration with fellow independent artists from Europe and the Americas. Her creative style can be described as poetic, playing with the aesthetics of magical realism. Inspired by post-Jungian and depth psychology, her works often explore historical, social, psychological and spiritual phenomena from a personal angle.
Between 2007-2021, she worked around the world as a performer, theater researcher, and teacher, being a member of the Open Program (led by Mario Biagini) at the Workcenter of
Jerzy Grotowski and Thomas Richards - a legendary international theater research center based in Italy and established by the master and magician of theatrical practice, Jerzy Grotowski.