Special Events

Educators’ Day at CCTC/ HJT

On May 19th we will offer Cape teachers the opportunity to see a free performance of our production of Pippin. Following the performance there will be an informal Q&A with the play’s Director and Director of Education.

Teacher Study Guides will be provided, light refreshments will be served and you will learn about CCTC/ HJT’s new School Outreach Programs.

*Enter the promotion code StageTeach in the top right corner of the page. This **promotion code is good for one free adult ticket at the May 19th 2:00 performance.

CAPE COD THEATRE COMPANY/HARWICH JUNIOR THEATRE
THE ANCIENT GREEK HEALING TRADITION: AN IMMERSION WEEKEND

THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2019, 7:00 PM
LECTURE with SLIDE SHOW and STAGED READING
“THE MAN IN THE JAR” about philosopher-slave Diogenes

Author and Presenter Dr. Edward Tick, Ph.D., Psychotherapist, Greek Scholar, Poet, Author

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FRIDAY, MAY 10 – SATURDAY, MAY 11, 2019
DREAM INCUBATION AND SACRED THEATRE
9:00 AM Friday – Saturday PM (includes Fri. overnight)

Facilitators: Dr. Edward Tick, Ph.D., and B.E. Johnson, Expressive Arts Therapist/LMHC $365 ALL INCLUSIVE lodging (Fri. overnight) and food, Fri. eve meal on your own $465 includes additional fee for Thurs. and Sat. night lodging (if needed)

Dr. Edward Tick, author of The Practice of Dream Healing, Bringing Ancient Greek Mysteries into Modern Medicine, is known for his devotion to treating the invisible wounds of war. He highlights the holistic teachings of the Greek god of healing, Asklepios, whose healing practices dominated for 2000 years with temples from Asia Minor to Greece. The Asklepian tradition is the origin of medicine and psychotherapy in the Western world, whose most noted student, Hippocrates, is the founder of scientific medicine.
Thursday night, Dr. Tick offers a public lecture + slide show on Asklepian principles and practices of divine engagement in the healing process for physical, psychological, or spiritual discord. A staged reading follows
on philosopher-truthteller, Diogenes, first shared in Athens, Greece.
A Friday-Saturday intensive will be led by Dr. Tick on the study and replication of ancient holistic healing practices. B.E. Johnson, Expressive Arts Therapist, joins him in co-facilitating expressive arts, sacred theater,
dream work and ritual. Central to Asklepian healing is dream incubation, whereby the patient undergoes holistic rituals to receive a healing dream. Friday night, guided by facilitators, participants proceed into Asklepian dream incubation. On Saturday the group will share insights and continue their explorations. This retreat concludes with a Greek symposium of fellowship, food, the arts, and festivity.

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