My far side

Tell me a story.

Bodies, imagination, and a sense of humor. Judith’s creative work brings a lifetime of listening into the theatre, the classroom, and the stories we share.

Judith Sullivan smiling
Storytelling

Learning through imagination.

Judith is a bodyworker and a teacher of bodyworkers. Alongside anatomy and hands-on practice, her classes make room for stories and theatre exercises. These are often the moments students remember most.

Her stories draw on decades of experiences with bodies in motion, in water, on land, and in everyday life. They combine a practitioner’s curiosity with personal insights, humor, and the pleasure of finding an unexpected connection.

Recorded performance

Listen With Your Spleen.

Recorded at IX Art Park, this 75-minute performance brings Judith’s stories and discoveries to the stage. Directed by Larry Goldstein and presented in partnership with Whole Theatre.

Watch Listen With Your Spleen on YouTube
Recorded performance

Careless Whispers at Live Arts.

Careless Whispers, a recorded performance at Live Arts in Charlottesville, offers another invitation into Judith’s storytelling world. Enjoy her creative side in action.

Watch the Live Arts performance on YouTube
Writing

Inspire Yourself: Volunteer!

A conversation at a Zero Balancing faculty meeting planted the idea of offering free sessions. In 2008, Judith began volunteering with campaign staff. In 2009, she began offering sessions to staff at The Haven in Charlottesville.

Her article reflects on that history and the value of supporting the people who support a community. The original essay is available below.

Read Inspire Yourself: Volunteer! (PDF)
In conversation

Bring stories into the room.

For a workshop, practitioner gathering, or speaking conversation, start with the audience and what you hope to explore together.

Speaking and workshops