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New Thought Performance Art
Audience Reviews
I was really deeply moved by Angie's dance. It wasn't just the dynamically rich movement, but the words of self reflection spoken in the video at the beginning had me feeling deeply from the very beginning. She has a very unique gift and I am so grateful I encountered it.
--Jack
It was easy to see and feel that the composition I saw performed was straight from her heart. I was with her every step of the way, not taking my eyes away. It reminded me I am not alone in my experience! THANK YOU for doing what you love.
--Paul
'The soul would have no rainbow, had the eyes no tears...this quote was in the dance I saw Angie do. She reminded me that while right now my tears are not of joy, they will be someday and I am now looking for my rainbow again! So grateful for the reminder, Angie! Thank you!
--Sandra
Thank you for sharing your gift with us! Truly a delight for my soul! I took an inward journey with you as you danced! An awesome trip!
--Delilah
~Oshunfemi
I was really deeply moved by Angie's dance. It wasn't just the dynamically rich movement, but the words of self reflection spoken in the video at the beginning had me feeling deeply from the very beginning. She has a very unique gift and I am so grateful I encountered it.
--Jack
It was easy to see and feel that the composition I saw performed was straight from her heart. I was with her every step of the way, not taking my eyes away. It reminded me I am not alone in my experience! THANK YOU for doing what you love.
--Paul
'The soul would have no rainbow, had the eyes no tears...this quote was in the dance I saw Angie do. She reminded me that while right now my tears are not of joy, they will be someday and I am now looking for my rainbow again! So grateful for the reminder, Angie! Thank you!
--Sandra
Thank you for sharing your gift with us! Truly a delight for my soul! I took an inward journey with you as you danced! An awesome trip!
--Delilah
"When I saw Angie perform, I was so happy to see her there, just as she is, dancing with
such grace, control, beauty, and form. I cried because she represented
women like me-who have a physical body that is not the standard of
beauty here in America. Angie reflected to me my own beauty, and I
was so grateful to her for helping me see that beauty is truly God's
shining love in all of us, no matter the size. I was transfixed throughout the entire performance. What a talent! What a performance! What magnificently bold, calm, striking, and beautiful energy!!!
Angie's purpose as a New Thought Performance Artist is to share her gift while inviting audiences on a journey of self reflection through insightful, meaningful live performances based on New Thought-Ancient Wisdom principles and practices as well as her personal path. She is so excited to present her work at New Thought communities and festivals all around the world. Currently, Angie is thrilled to be working on an evening long, multi-media performance art piece that she is creating for herself to include solo song and live musical accompaniment, dance, monologue and video. The evening long performance will also seamlessly include an invitation for internally focused audience, participation. This will include meditation, chanting and intention setting, making this event truly life changing to experience. This evening long journey will reflect her spiritual journey thus far, sharing personal experience and stories from her path with the intention to validate, uplift and inspire audiences far and wide.
Examples of Solo Repertoire:
EXPRESS!!!
Music by David Darling
Text by Neale Donald Walsh, read by Ed Asner. Excerpt from Conversations with God: Five Natural Emotions.
Multi-Media, Structured Improvisation Created and Performed by Angie Dutton
Love
Music written and sung by Oshunfemi Williams
Performed by Angie Dutton
From Rain to Shine
From Rain to Shine is a multi-media, structured improvisation that begins with a video and recorded spoken word that reflect a dark night of the soul and speak of abundant tears and a dark ominous haze that keeps us from seeing the true divinity within ourselves. That Truth which is always present, even in the dark times. It is a quote by John Vance Cheney that acts as reminder and turns that whole piece around in tone: 'The soul would have no rainbow, had the eyes no tears.' The second section of this piece is set to a waltzy song by New Thought singer/songwriter, Robin Hackett, entitled 'Flower in the Rain'. This leaves the dance ending in an uplifting, hopeful and inspirational tone.
This piece is approximately 7 minutes in duration.
I Believe
This work begins with a monologue set to movement and tells Angie's story of meeting someone who seems completely unlike herself in a parking lot one beautiful spring day. As different as they seem, she realizes quickly that they are having the exact same experience in that moment....LOVE and JOY in their hearts for this beautiful day! This reminds her of the Truth that we are more alike than we are different and that ultimately love connects us all. The monologue soon dissolves into her singing snippets of songs about love. Expect to hear love songs you 'know by heart' and expect to experience them in a different way...directed inward...ultimately seeking and rendering self love instead of 'looking for love in all the wrong places.' 'I Believe' finishes with Angie dancing to Ziggy Marley's 'Love Is My Religion'. The piece is light in tone and typically summons giggles and joy from the audience.
This piece is approximately 7 minutes in duration.
Truth
Truth is a multi-media work that is set to a video backdrop and music from New Thought singer/songwriter, Michael Gott's 'Grace' cd. The piece looks at the small 't' truth vs. the unchanging, capital 'T' Truth that is our spiritual Truth. Acknowledging that it is sometimes very important that we be willing to tell the small 't' truth about our lives in order to move past it, heal and ultimately to realize and experience the capital 'T" Truth of our spiritual nature. Hence, 'the truth will set us free'. Through this structured improvisation, Angie explores her own experience of having varying degrees of willingness to tell the truth about things in her life and the freedom that she Knows when standing in the Spiritual Truth of who she really is.
This piece is approximately 5 minutes in duration.
For booking info, please send all the details of your
request via the Contact Form on this site.
Your request will be reviewed and responded to promptly!
~ Rev. Marsha
Examples of Solo Repertoire:
EXPRESS!!!
Music by David Darling
Text by Neale Donald Walsh, read by Ed Asner. Excerpt from Conversations with God: Five Natural Emotions.
Multi-Media, Structured Improvisation Created and Performed by Angie Dutton
Love
Music written and sung by Oshunfemi Williams
Performed by Angie Dutton
From Rain to Shine
From Rain to Shine is a multi-media, structured improvisation that begins with a video and recorded spoken word that reflect a dark night of the soul and speak of abundant tears and a dark ominous haze that keeps us from seeing the true divinity within ourselves. That Truth which is always present, even in the dark times. It is a quote by John Vance Cheney that acts as reminder and turns that whole piece around in tone: 'The soul would have no rainbow, had the eyes no tears.' The second section of this piece is set to a waltzy song by New Thought singer/songwriter, Robin Hackett, entitled 'Flower in the Rain'. This leaves the dance ending in an uplifting, hopeful and inspirational tone.
This piece is approximately 7 minutes in duration.
I Believe
This work begins with a monologue set to movement and tells Angie's story of meeting someone who seems completely unlike herself in a parking lot one beautiful spring day. As different as they seem, she realizes quickly that they are having the exact same experience in that moment....LOVE and JOY in their hearts for this beautiful day! This reminds her of the Truth that we are more alike than we are different and that ultimately love connects us all. The monologue soon dissolves into her singing snippets of songs about love. Expect to hear love songs you 'know by heart' and expect to experience them in a different way...directed inward...ultimately seeking and rendering self love instead of 'looking for love in all the wrong places.' 'I Believe' finishes with Angie dancing to Ziggy Marley's 'Love Is My Religion'. The piece is light in tone and typically summons giggles and joy from the audience.
This piece is approximately 7 minutes in duration.
Truth
Truth is a multi-media work that is set to a video backdrop and music from New Thought singer/songwriter, Michael Gott's 'Grace' cd. The piece looks at the small 't' truth vs. the unchanging, capital 'T' Truth that is our spiritual Truth. Acknowledging that it is sometimes very important that we be willing to tell the small 't' truth about our lives in order to move past it, heal and ultimately to realize and experience the capital 'T" Truth of our spiritual nature. Hence, 'the truth will set us free'. Through this structured improvisation, Angie explores her own experience of having varying degrees of willingness to tell the truth about things in her life and the freedom that she Knows when standing in the Spiritual Truth of who she really is.
This piece is approximately 5 minutes in duration.
For booking info, please send all the details of your
request via the Contact Form on this site.
Your request will be reviewed and responded to promptly!
LINK TO CONTACT FORM HERE!
Observing Angie Dutton express her Authentic Movement is truly an observation of Peace in Action. There is a true sense of peace and harmony as her body agilely shifts and changes positions. Being a woman of size, I get a greater sense of my possibilities as I observed Angie. How graceful and flowing her arms and legs moved giving me the sense of what it's truly possible beyond my mental limitations. She is truly an inspiration each time I have the opportunity to watch her do what she does, so eloquently.
~ Rev. Marsha
