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Put some people on stage together and the chemistry of their
relationship comes close to being magical. Robert Bly and Marion
Woodman discovered this in the very first workshop they did
together. Fortunately this magic has been captured for television.
At the invitation of Applewood, the two travelled to Belleville,
Ontario and spent a weekend with an invited audience of friends,
colleagues and students. They chose to explore the possibilities
of a new kind of relationship between men and women and as a
focus, used the very powerful - and very ancient - images of an old Russian fairy
story, "The Maiden Tsar."
Storytelling, music, drumming and dance, poetry and discussion
were woven together into a seamless, powerful weekend experience.
The three-day televised workshop became the six-hour video series
"Bly & Woodman on Men & Women." The series was broadcast, to
great acclaim, on CBC television in Canada. It was then offered
for sale to a growing circle of persons and institutions across
North America, Europe and other parts of the world.
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Robert
and Marion used the story - and the video
series - with several different audiences across Canada and
the United States, 
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