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ALP/ Playground Approach
Playfulness is not lost, its just hiding...
Unlock the secret to meaningful connections and powerful communication through the magic of play.
Step into a 'PLAYGROUND'—an interactive space where innovative multi-sensory exercises ignite authentic dialogue and transform personal growth into a collaborative journey of co-creation.
We are a collection of
individuals connected by the desire to to create a world where playfulness & deep communication is rediscovered through our senses.
We believe that when we
listen...really listen
we can change the world.
ALICE - CAFETERIA OPERAGAME'
Composed by: Keren Rosenbaum, Commissioned & Produced by 'EXCLUM'
with UNI - The Arts University, Sibelius Academy, Helsinki, Finland
Cultivating Playfulness
The ALP/Playground Approach is designed to cultivate playfulness, a state we define as internal infinite playing—a boundless, dynamic interaction with ourselves, others, and the environment. This state emerges through the practice of deep interpersonal communication, which seamlessly integrates awareness, creativity, and connection at every level.
Transforming Perception
Engaging with the ALP/Playground Tools transforms life in profound and unexpected ways. Much like the phenomenon of synesthesia, this approach reshapes everyday existence into a multidimensional, enriched reality—an augmented reality powered not by technology, but by the limitless potential of the human mind.
Unlocking Connection
Through this journey, participants unlock new layers of perception, creativity, and connection, crafting a world that is both vividly alive and deeply interconnected. The ALP/Playground isn’t just a method—it’s an invitation to reimagine what’s possible and to know what is needed to act on it.
Active Listening Playground Morocco
"DE LA CRÉATIVITÉ À L'ÉCOLE" A Documentary by Layla Triqui
ALP Morocco Project: Created by: Keren Rosenbaum
Produced by: Isabel Eddouks with The ALP Morocco Game-Masters
Kenitra, 2012
..."I have been to many experimental concerts in my life, as this is my field of research, and never have I heard so many questions. Isn’t this the responsibility of an artist to reach out in some way to excite or even incite people enough that they care enough to once again ask questions? I congratulate you Keren for your courage and urge you to continue on. Thank you for your incredible spirit and your continued gifts of generosity through your artistic brilliance"
- Theresa Sauer, Director / Author of Notations21 Project, NY, USA, Article 2011