Upcoming Events
FREE 3-day Awareness Through Movement Immersion Friday to Sunday, April 28-10, 2023 10am PT/1pm ET/ 7pm CET
The Daily Improvement Collective offers Feldenkrais® classes online 365 days a year. This is an opportunity for you to try it at no cost. We would be delighted if you can join us and please feel free to invite your friends and family.
Please use the link below to register:
https://forms.gle/ZKvgfCB3VC2Zb1ho8
Most movements are done lying or sitting on the floor. Please wear comfortable clothes that do not restrict movement. For more information about the Daily Improvement Collective:
www.dailyimprovement.org
Offering Awareness Through Movement Lessons
December 23 & 30, 2022
dailyimprovement.org
One more qigong/taijiquan session in the Garden for 2022! Please register here: https://www.pieterpasd.com/events/joyce-lu-3
Co-hosting the Feldenkrais Move Better, Feel Better Summit! September 15-24, 2022
Recordings still available at: https://feldenkraissummit.com/
Offering an Awareness Through Movement Lesson as part of the Global LGBTQA Feldenkrais® Festival
On-line: Nov 6 @ noonPST
https://www.feldenkraisfestivals.com/
Catch me being interviewed by Nancy Wozny as part of
The Feldenkrais® Awareness Summit – Never Stop: The Artistry of Self-Care and Creativity
for Lifelong Embodied Performance
on “Forward Facing Feldenkrais: How the Method Might Move us” talking about the relationship between somatics and social justice!
On-line October 25 – October 30, 2021
https://www.feldenkraissummit.com/
July-August 2020 on Zoom!
AWARENESS THROUGH MOVEMENT LESSONS
Sundays July 5-August 30 (except Aug 9) 5pm-6pm PDT/UTC-7
LISTENING HOURS*
1-2pm PDT/UTC-7
Sunday July 12 & Aug 2 Open to All
July 19 & August 16 For Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color
July 26 & August 30 For Asian/Asian Americans
Suggested donation $10-20 & No one turned away for lack of funds!
To sign up, email: joyce@joycelu.com
*The Listening Hour is an online story sharing process developed by Jonathan Fox, co-founder of Playback Theatre, and a world-renowned expert in personal narrative. The purpose of the Listening Hour is to engage in embodied storytelling and to find meaning and connection with others. Our stories hold wisdom and sharing them can build resilience in difficult times. Each Listening Hour session has up to 6 participants and consists of a short meditation/easy physical warm-up, story telling, and a reflection by the facilitator.
Balinese Music & Dance – CalArts World Music Festival Friday, April 23, 2019 8pm FREE https://bit.ly/2vobpj8
Performing with Christine Germain & Dancers in Corps Étranger ll @ Tangente Danse in Montréal
L’Apres Incorperer Le Bouleversement / In the Aftermath
Thursday – Sunday, November 23-26, 2017
http://tangentedanse.ca/evenement/lapres/
Donde? Where? Grieving, Witnessing Life 
Choreography by Diana Lara, with Christine Germain Festival of Latin American Contemporary Choreographers, Dance Mission Theater, San Francisco
Saturday, December 10, 2016 8pm
Tickets: http://flacc2016.bpt.me/
Grace Needs a Mirror
Nov 4 & 5 @ 8:30pm Highways Performance Space, Santa Monica
Original Theater work directed by Barry Shabaka Henley, with special guests Aidan Park and Florence Yoo
Donde? Where? Grieving, Witnessing Life
Choreography by Diana Lara, with Christine Germain @ 1450 Rue Guy, Blue Studio, Concordia University, Montréal, Quebec Saturday 18 June 2016
Joyce’s past collaborations with dancer and Feldenkrais Practitioner Christine Germain & Body Mind Centering Practitioner Diana Lara in San Francisco:
Fleshed Out: New Works & Excerpts by Randee Paufve Dance and Christine Germain & Dancers
Summer Performance Festival (SPF8)
ODC Theater, 3153 17th Street, San Francisco,
July 11, 2015 @ 2pm / July 12, 2015 @ 7pm
Tickets $15: https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=34&p=1
Remembering Again
San Francisco International Arts Festival
Fort Mason, San Francisco,
June 4 & 5, 2015 @ 8pm / June 6, 2015 @ 6pm
Tickets $20-25: http://www.sfiaf.org/christine_germain_and_dancers_remembering_again
Top 2 photos by Lynne Fried and “Remembering Again” photo by Eric Gillet