Bonus: When a Work-in-Process Showing Becomes THE Performance
In this episode, Alicia speaks about her delightful experience attending an intimate sharing of a work in process trio performance. She was invited to witness a WIP showing of the dance theatre piece, Best Worst Advice, and left satisfied and amazed that she was one of only a few to have witnessed THAT performance. "I highly recommend that if you are in San Diego on July 12 or July 19, you go see it for yourself." - Alicia
Please consider donating to fund Best Worst Advice's journey to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Find the fundraising information here: http://spot.fund/zgzk3wnsc
Find the Open Rehearsal/Performance information here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DL7hU8WuQ-h/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MXhxamt2ajc3OHk1aA==
Again, it's July 12 (open rehearsal) 3-5pm at the City Heights Performance Annex and July 19 (performance) 3-4pm at the City Heights Performance Annex.
For more from Alicia Peterson Baskel - follow on Instagram: @aliciapetersonbaskel
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Staying Devoted to Your Creative Vision While You're in the Messy Middle
In this episode, Alicia talks about that place in the middle or the process where things NEED to be allowed to be messy. She goes from her kid's school Art Show to her own experience making her thesis project in graduate school to watching Idina Menzel in the new musical Redwood last year and how ALL of these very different productions had to experience a messy middle and overcome it.
The Messy Middle is that space in the process when you may know where you are headed, but its not showing up yet in performance, on paper, or in your art work. This is not an end point but rather a test of your own devotion to your work. Take the challenge. Go through it rather than avoiding it.
Alicia also wants to invite you to join her for the second segment of Creative Rhythms; The Art of Pause, Play, & Epiphany which is all about how devotion/dedication supports or sabotages our creative process. If you are interested in learning more about this program, please visit:
https://square.link/u/D1GqlHsI
If you'd like to hear more from Alicia, please follow her on Instagram - @aliciapetersonbaskel
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A Reminder to All Creatives: BE in your Body
In this solo episode, Alicia speaks about the importance of being in the body when we create. So often, our society prizes the gifts of the mind but forgets the wisdom of the body. When we stop separating them into two parts of us, we can integrate the whole body at once and utilize all of us as we create our creations.
This episode comes in response to studying the head center in Alicia's class Creative Rhythms. If you'd like to join the next three week segment of Creative Rhythms, we'd love to have you:
Sign up for April: https://square.link/u/D1GqlHsI
**Segment Two (April 7 - 25) Finding your Flow; How we align, commit, and emote in our creative process
Wk. 1 - G Center: An Artist's Compass
Wk. 2 - Heart Center: The Drive to Create
Wk. 3 - Solar Plexus Center: The Emotional Pulse of Art
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Studying WICKED's Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande-Butera through the lens of Human Design
In this solo episode, Alicia examines the human design charts of the actors from the movie WICKED, Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande-Butera. Alicia has been obsessed with the movie since before it came out and even more after seeing it. When she saw the two main actors' human design charts, Alicia realized how they were truly made for these roles and designed to work together.
If you are interested in looking at your own creative process through the Human Design lens, allowing more alignment into your practice and therefore more breakthroughs, join Alicia in her Course: Creative Rhythms; The Art of Pause, Play, & Epiphany! Class starts March 10th & the early bird bonus ends March 2nd! Check it out: https://square.link/u/D1GqlHsI
To pull up your own chart: https://www.geneticmatrix.com/free-foundation-chart/
If you enjoyed this episode, another episode you may be like is: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/inside-the-creative-process/id1600742208?i=1000669289666
To find Alicia on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aliciapetersonbaskel/
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How to Invite Epiphany into your Creative Process
In this episode, Alicia talks about her favorite part of the creative process, the epiphanies that surprise and delight all of us and give clarity about the direction our work is going. Alicia also talks about how she creates space to allow more epiphanies to happen by allowing herself to be in the process of experimenting and playing as often as possible.
But it's not always easy in the "real" world to make time for creative play. Producing a final product becomes our obsession as artists. But what if this thought is actually stunting our creativity?
Alicia has created a course, Creative Rhythms; The Art of Pause, Play, & Epiphany that is meant to support you in forming a habit of play and authenticity. On February 24th at 9am pst / 12pm est, Alicia will host a free intro class. If you are interested, please sign up:
https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=25643833&appointmentType=74530187
If you enjoyed this episode, please check out Episode 31 about Play in the Creative Process: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/inside-the-creative-process/id1600742208?i=1000685308673
Or Episode 30 about stillness: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/inside-the-creative-process/id1600742208?i=1000684385459
Follow Alicia on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/aliciapetersonbaskel/
O Inside the Creative Process; Inspiration from Artists, Writers, Performers, Designers, & More
The creative process of art-making is both messy and magical, frustrating and fluid. It can bring an artist‘s insecurities up to the surface, yet asks for complete and total trust. Join professional dance artist, writer, and fiber artist, Alicia Peterson Baskel, as she interviews a new and different artist each week. You will hear from artists and writers across genres about their journey through the creative process toward their masterpieces. These conversations will encourage YOU to make your art. To value your art and to value the work of others. To push boundaries and to be willing to step into the unknown and trust yourself. To trust your creative intuition. (Photo Credit: Jim Carmody)
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