Re-Imagining the Grail Quest - a ‘Play’shop for today’s leaders

Come ready to be actors, stage hands and audience as well as co-creators of a circle of conscious reflection as we act out a new retelling of the grail story and learn its meaning.                     A co-creative pilot workshop.  

•   explore & act out the grail myth

•   learn through storytelling, ritual,         

    discussion

•   process insights into the     

    leadership  journey

•   gain reflexive awareness of the  

    core leadership skill

The grail myth has been hailed by Emma Jung, Joseph Campbell and Robert Johnson as the most profound and relevant myth for our modern era.

Diana Durham, poet and author of ‘The Return of King Arthur: completing the quest for wholeness’ and the dramatic retelling ‘Perceval & the Grail’, and Cheryl Conner, lawyer, economist, and integrative leadership consultant, will lead us on an exploration of the grail story and what it tells us about the vision and skills needed to let new coherent and collaborative forms of leadership emerge, and help us navigate complexity in our inter-dependent world. 

Cheryl is a current and Diana a former part of the Scholars Program at the  Women’s Studies Research Center at Brandeis University.

RSVP needed by 28th July for course materials