Rather, bibliodrama speaks to those inside and outside the tradition, inside and outside congregational life. It is for Jews, Christians, and nonaffiliated people who are in search of meaning. As of yet, there is no single source or newsletter that contains information about the various events. The Institute offers among other events Bibliodrama workshops especially, but not exclusively, in the Jewish community. TEXT is a good networking source, especially for German-speaking audiences.
Contributors are American and European theologians, therapists, scholars of religion, and artists.
They are Christian, Jewish, and unaffiliated. Body and Bible presents an overview of the diversity of ideas, methods, and styles related to bibliodramatic approaches and conveys the excitement people experience when entering biblical narratives through play, reenactment and embodiment. Contributors include, in addition to the editor, Tom F. Driver, Samuel Laeuchli, Walter Wink, Tim Schramm, Alix Pirani, David Rhoads, Arthur Waskow, Evelyn R.Laeuchli, and G. Marcel Martin. Kreuz Verlag, 1987. Kreuz Verlag, 1991.