Please join SCE when we join forces once again with members of the Denver Anthroposophical community for this year’s Michaelmas Celebration; 6.30pm on Thursday, September 29th.  This year’s festival will feature a brief talk by Ina Jaehnig, followed by scene 6 from Rudolf Steiner’s Mystery Play, The Guardian of the Threshold.  A special feature of  this scene is that it is the first time RS provided choreography (before the beginnings of eurythmy had even been given!) for the Luciferic and Ahrimanic beings.  The scene also includes the Fairy Tale of True Fantasy, one of the four fairy tales featured in the Mystery Plays.

The Denver Waldorf School is at 2100 S. Pennsylvania Street, Denver CO 80210.  For further information, please

Although the SCE Training has come to an end (see the previous post!), the work in Boulder will continue with occasional appearances by the Ensemble and short courses by David-Michael and Glenda.

Sept 12- Oct 31, David-Michael will lead a public class from 3.30-5pm at the Kelly Barn in North Boulder.  If you are interested in more information, or wish to register for this Intensive block, please write him at dmm.sce@mac.com or call him at 303 819-6248.

The SCE Ensemble will perform the ‘luciferic and ahrimanic thought forms’, the first choreographic forms Rudolf Steiner ever created, as part of the Denver Branch of the Anthroposophical Society’s ‘Michaelmas Festival’ at 6.30pm on September 29th at the Denver Waldorf School.

Long overdue, a few words about the end of our SCE Training program.

After completing the Colorado tour of our bi-lingual Spanish-English program Shapeshifting/Transformaciones (with the Borealis students as apprentices) and their Graduation on May 29, we undertook a tour to three cities in Mexico of several versions of the program. David-Michael went a week ahead to give workshops and introductions to eurythmy and the tour, and then the whole company arrived to perform and give more workshops and classes for adults and children in Mexico City (at CENART, the National Center for the Arts), Guanajuato (at the Teatro Principal) and Cuernavaca (at the Museo de Ciudad Cuernavaca). Hundreds of people of all ages SAW and/or DID eurythmy for the first time – – and the reception to all our efforts was quite extraordinary, with many people also expressing an interest in helping to found a Mexican eurythmy training!

Then, at the end of June, the final event of the SCE Training was the visit to the Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland, to be part of the annual Abschlusstreffen (Graduation Meeting) together with graduating students and teachers from around the world. The Borealis performed excerpts from their Graduation program, while SCE directors David-Michael and Glenda performed as part of the Faculty evening performance in the large Hall – – always a privilege and an honor!

After that everyone dispersed, to continue travels in Europe, take up next tasks, return to families, etc.

Please join the Borealis Class of the SCE Training program as they perform their Graduation Program, at the conclusion of four years of full-time Training.  They will perform musical compositions by Granados, Schoenberg, Bach and Shchedrin, etc.; and poetry by Paz, Hughes, Steiner, Jiménez, etc.  In addition, each of the three graduates will perform solos of both poetry and music – – some to their own choreography.

The performance will be followed by a brief Graduation Ceremony to honor their four years of intensive work together!

Suggested minimum donations will be asked to help cover expenses!