Songwriter, poet and teacher, Ella Ronen has created a new performance: a blend between a "traditional" concert and a spiritual, tribal ceremony. With roots in both Israel and Iran, Ronen embodies a bridge, a meeting place, where we can remember our shared humanity. ​

"Ceremony for the Brokenhearted" has already been performed in festivals in Manchester and in Jerusalem to a multifaith audience, and received interest by the Southbank centre in London. Whatever the context,

this performance proves to be a vital and necessary response to the call of our times.

Widely celebrated as a gifted songwriter, Ronen shares songs from her 4 albums, especially from her latest, “The Girl with No Skin”, produced by Sam Cohen (Kevin Morby, Sharon Van Etten).

Gradually throughout the performance, Ronen begins to focus more on the interaction with the audience, facilitating moments of breathing and grounding,

and guiding the group into shared singing.

 

When we sing together it fills us with joy and strength, because our body remembers what the  we were made to forget - we belong to each other.

We are hardwired for connection, for togetherness.

Coming together to inhabit a new way of being, led by vulnerability, softness and inclusivity, is a revolutionary act. We birth the future by creating it.

Join us.