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Margaret
Nash (Peggy) Rubin is Founding Director of the Center for Sacred
Theatre in Ashland, Oregon. Primary activities of the Center include
the creation of workshops in Living Life as Sacred Theatre, and Sacred
Studies of the Divine Feminine. She is also the principal teaching
associate of Jean Houston, Ph.D., in Dr. Houston’s worldwide
multicultural transformational work and in her schools of spiritual
studies, as well as a member of the core faculty of the School for
Social Artistry, an intensive leadership training program. Working
with Jean Houston, Peggy Rubin has presented classes, workshops and
trainings throughout the United States, and in Australia, New Zealand,
England, Ireland, Sweden, Greece, Egypt, The Netherlands, India,
West Africa, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Jamaica, and on behalf
of the United Nations Development Programme, in Albania, St. Lucia,
Barbados and Kenya. Before joining Dr. Houston’s staff in 1987, Peggy was for
14 years the Public Information and Education Director for the
Oregon Shakespeare Festival, one of the largest classical repertory
companies in the United States. Before that she was a bank executive
for First Western Bank in Los Angeles. She has also been a teacher
of English, a freelance writer and editor, and an actor.
She holds a degree in Fine Arts from the University of Texas,
and has taken courses, primarily in Economics, at the University
of California at Los Angeles, and in the Environment at Southern
Oregon University. She has studied extensively with Elaine De Beauport, Ed.D., founder of the Mead Institute, leading teacher of humanistic and behavioral applications of current brain/mind research; and with William Emerson, Ph.D., pioneer in the field of pre and peri-natal psychology, and its importance in understanding human development.
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