DIVINE THEATRIX

Imagine stepping onto a stage exclusively yours, where you are the director, writer, and star of your life's story.

To explore the life you feel simmering beneath the surface, to connect with who you truly are.

This isn’t a typical open mic; it’s a stage where each enactment becomes a thread in a larger remembering, woven from a silence that speaks through the body.

A stage where you learn to trust your deepest impulses and desires, unlocking parts of yourself that you never thought existed.

Come share a monologue, poem, scene, dance, song or improvisation. Bring something you've prepared or trust what emerges in the moment—both approaches are welcome. This ritual space invites you to explore aspects of yourself that might not find expression elsewhere, and emotional release is a common experience here.

If you prefer to observe rather than share, the audience experience offers equal healing benefits. There is absolutely no pressure to take the stage—we love having an audience!

We traditionally associate the theatre with entertainment, but this isn't about giving the "best performance." It's about being receptive to the soul intelligence that expresses itself through your body and enacting that. We experience Acting as a Ritual for Healing, Self-discovery and Personal Freedom.

So that you can realise that you hold the key to exploring the life you've always wanted to live. To play the role of the True Self you were destined to play.

What’s in it for me?

1. A stage to claim and express who you truly are.
2. Release doubt and fear.
3. Let go of limiting beliefs.
4. Learn to trust and surrender.
5. Open your voice and body.
6. Anchor your presence.
7. Reclaim your Power.

How does the night work?

We typically have space for a maximum of 10 people to share each evening. Each participant receives up to 10 minutes on stage, divided into two 5-minute segments. After your first segment, there will be a brief pause where you'll receive a gentle prompt designed to help you connect more deeply with what you're exploring in your second segment.

All experience levels are welcome. This isn't about getting it 'right,' but rather about stepping aside to trust and allow what naturally wants to emerge through you. The space is designed to fully support your journey of self-discovery, welcoming people from all cultures, faiths, and backgrounds.

Together, we tap into our natural creative energy in an environment where everyone's expression is valued and creativity is accessible to all.

P.S. If you’ve never stepped onto a stage before, this is the perfect opportunity to do so in a supportive environment. If you are an actor/artist, be prepared to be stretched deeper into your craft; you will be met at whichever level you are on.

House keeping

Due to the structure of the night, arriving on time is important to honour the time we have for each person to share their piece. We will begin the evening with a group meditation to relax, centre the body, followed by an introduction on how the rest of the evening will flow.

There will be a 10-minute intermission and bathroom break. This is a community event, everyone is welcome.

Where?

Drill Hall Theatre, Mullumbimby.

About Igor Kreyman

"If you were the actor, writer and director of your life, what kind of story would you create?"

Igor is a healing arts practitioner who explores Acting As RItual for Healing, Self-Discovery and Personal Freedom.

Growing up in the Film and Theatre world gave Igor an intimate view of the power of Acting and how the soul and body intersect as a passageway for healing. These learnings revealed to him the art of listening to the silent language of the body, now a central element in how he guides people to gain greater awareness of their inner life, emotions, and psyche.

Igor brings over a decade of experience in Film, TV, and Theatre to the stage. He completed a two-year program at the National Institute of Dramatic Art in Sydney and furthered his studies in Los Angeles under "The Actors Guardian Angel" John Kirby and the late and beautiful Elizabeth Kemp from the Actors Studio in New York. Noticeable film credits include "One Less God," which won Best Film at the Byron Bay Film Festival and The Dances With Film Festival which premiered at the Chinese Grauman's Theatre in Los Angeles.

Igor also pays homage to his mentors Lenita Vangellis, Luna Wood, Velan Cadden, and Carmita Vicente, who have all played significant roles in the deepening of his artistic process and soul expression.