MY GUIDE TO FEELING IT ALL
Angelina Benitez

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​We spend time trying to escape, control, or even understand emotions. What if instead of hiding from feelings, we invited them in? In My Guide to Feeling It All, we'll embody the seemingly contradictive. Let's explore the intersection of shame and pride, love and grief, anxiety and excitement.

Experience ​My Guide to Feeling It All

My Guide to Feeling It All is currently in development. Join us for an expressive movement workshop, FEEL. SHOW. TELL. in relation to the project in October, and a work-in-progress showing on November 18! Both events will be held at MAGMA Gloucester. Learn more via our Upcoming Events tab.
The project is currently in development with dancers Angelina Benitez, Katrina Conte, and
​Alexandria Nunweiler, with musical accompaniment by Adam Matthew Mendonca.​
​Video Still by Olivia Moon Photography/@halfasianlens with editing by the artists.
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