Keneesis Arts - and Q2Q Arts Training
Kev and his wife Becky lead Q2Q Arts Night at Riverwood Church Community in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Q2Q Arts Night is a weekly training and rehearsal evening where members of the physical arts small group ‘Keneesis’, small group/troupe in collaboration with Riverwood, have the opportunity to learn and practice such areas of the physical arts as Drama, Mime, Musical Sign and Flags. Music Sign is the signing of songs but is not the equivalent of the signed interpretation of songs in American Sign Language (ASL). For joining Keneesis, no previous knowledge of sign language is needed. There are two age groups: ’12 and Older’ – including adults, and ‘Under 12’ – Grades 1-6. Members, if wanted, may have opportunities to perform with Keneesis at various services, events and programs. Performances and teaching outside of Riverwood's programs is done on behalf of From The Top Arts. Please see the 'Q2Q Arts Training' page here for more details. If you are interested please let us know through our 'Contact Us' form here on our website. Members can join and start at any time.
The group Keneesis is led and directed by Kev W Wood - From The Top's founding Artistic Director and President.
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Over the past 31 years, Kev and members of From The Top have had the opportunity and privilege of helping to facilitate churches (on 3 continents) having their arts training, choreography and directing needs met. Kev has helped to establish church arts teams in Toronto, Winnipeg and elsewhere. This has included churches averaging from 100 to over 3000 attendees on a Sunday morning. Kev also has experience serving on church staff teams as a Producer of Services and Director of Creative Arts. Itinerant arts performance, teaching and overall service in 9 Canadian, provinces, more than 40 U.S. states and internationally with From The Top Arts was in addition to this.
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Instruction is also provided by guest instructors. For more information on Kev's training and experience please see the 'Kev W Wood' page.
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