KPC's Pathway to Wellness through Movement: I COULD NEVER LOVE ANYONE...

KPC - Keeping People Connected is a multidisciplinary collective of Performing Artists who tell stories examining social injustices and stigmatized subject matter through dance, music, and conversation.

Believing in Movement as our Pathway to Wellness, KPC creates groundbreaking dance musicals that center and celebrate disenfranchised people, offering opportunities to process and cope with challenging lived experiences.

KPC’s Pathway to Wellness through Movement: I COULD NEVER LOVE ANYONE... is an adjunct resource for people dealing with substance use and mental health disorders.

"I could never love anyone as much as I love my sisters", a quote from LITTLE WOMEN, inspired KPC founder/artistic director Katharine Pettit to draw from their lived experience with their sisters and turn a personal coping mechanism with family trauma into healing for everyone across the Recovery community and beyond.

I COULD NEVER LOVE ANYONE... is a dance musical that centers a person with substance use disorder and their siblings as they face this family disorder together.

KPC's Pathway to Wellness through Movement workshops start with emotionally guided movement exercises inspiring physical expression, followed by the performance of I COULD NEVER LOVE ANYONE... by the Performing Artists of KPC, culminating in a talkback between the artists and audience.

KPC encourages participants to attend in comfortable clothing that you can move in, understanding that each participant can engage in each part of the evening to their level of comfort. The creative movement workshop can be experienced seated or standing, whatever feels more comfortable!

Any additional questions?

Reach out to Katharine (Katie) Y29udGFjdCB8IGthdGhhcmluZXBldHRpdGNyZWF0aXZlICEgY29t

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