Moving Stillness (in response)
Friday 10th July 2026, 6pm – 6:30pm
Churchyard Garden, St John’s Waterloo
We will begin with some fire breathing to warm the body up again after our 10-minute break. We will then revisit movement techniques explored in the previous hour, and improvise new ways to integrate them with the improvised sound around us, that of the Stillness Moving Mountain live performance. No experience of yoga, dance, or body work is necessary for this movement session.
You can do as much or as little as you feel like on the day. You will be able to sit on the lawn, a yoga mat, or a chair.
This session takes place in the Churchyard Gardens of St John’s Waterloo, weather permitting. If moving indoors, the performance will take place in the Forum at St John’s Waterloo.
Constança Saturino, who will lead this session, is an interdisciplinary artist, choreographer, dancer, and handpoke tattooist born in Lisbon and currently based in London.
This workshop forms part of Mental Fight Club’s and St John Waterloo’s collaborative Interleaved programme which takes place throughout the day. If you’re coming to this, you’re also very welcome to take part in other Interleaved performances, workshops and activities. Simply turn up, and speak to one of our wonderful festival volunteers.
About the organisers:
Mental Fight Club is a charity that creates imaginative, beautifully crafted events for people of all mental experience to connect and create.
The Bridge At Waterloo is a secular charity located at and founded by St John’s Waterloo. Through its historic building, staff, volunteers and in partnership with its neighbourhood and other organisations, TBAW promotes community engagement, the arts, and horticulture to encourage social justice, communal involvement, inclusivity, and environmental responsibility.
About The Waterloo Festival:
The Waterloo Festival is an annual celebration of arts, heritage and community run by St John’s Waterloo with the local community. Read more about this year’s programme: www.stjohnswaterloo.org/wf2026
Getting to St John’s Waterloo: St John’s Waterloo is accessible by bus, tube or train; the nearest station is Waterloo Station. Parking is available in Exton Street on pay bays, Monday to Friday from 8.30am till 6.30pm & Saturday 8.30am till 1.30pm. Payment must be made by phone or app, details can be found on signs along Exton Street. After 6.30pm (1pm on Saturday) parking is free within the bays and on single yellow lines. There are no disabled bays along Exton Street. Parking is also available in car parks in York Road and Cornwall Road, details for both can be found online.