Written by Benjamin Lindsay, this article first appeared in Backstage (Feb. 12, 2020). Matt Bomer is worried about sending you the wrong message. Join Backstage to access work from home jobs you can apply to [...]
Established in 2008 in memory of Australian actor Heath Ledger (who served as an ambassador for the organization), the Heath Ledger Scholarship is awarded to an actor who exhibits distinctive and unique potential. The prize [...]
Kristof Konrad embodies virtuoso pianist and composer Sergei Rachmaninoff in the new TNT miniseries I Am the Night which premiered January 28th, 2019. Kristof was directed by award-winning director Carl Franklin. Plot Summary: Inspired [...]
Kristof Konrad portrays Mr. Heidl in Amazon Prime's new award-winning series Homecoming. Directed by Sam Esmail, the series stars Julia Roberts, Bobby Cannavale, Stephan James, Shea Whigham, Alex Karpovsky, and Sissy Spacek. The series was [...]
Jean-Louis and Kristof traveled to Mexico City to conduct a 4-day intensive workshop at Universidad de Comunicacion (University of Communication) in Mexico City from August 30 - September 2, 2018. Last Spring, Mexican actress [...]
Jaime Ray Newman is working with Kristof Konrad from July-September 2018 to find the physicality for her intriguing, full-of-twists-and-turn character in Season 2 of NBC's horror hit Midnight, Texas. She embodies Patience Lucero, the co-owner of [...]
Jean-Louis Rodrigue met and began working with Jonathan Tucker in 2014. Since then, Jonathan has decreased the level of tension in his everyday life, as well as in his performance and voice. In addition to their work together [...]
Written by Joan Schirle An Alexander Techworks student gracefully illustrates the ease of looking up with no contraction. The study of voice, music, mime, theatre, and dance places great demands upon the [...]
Actress and writer Lynn Redgrave, one of the founding members of Britain's National Theatre, studied the Alexander Technique at the beginning of her stage, screen and television career. A veteran of Broadway and London's West [...]
Written by Valerie Gladstone, this article first appeared in The New York Times (Dec. 16, 2001). The first thing the actress and playwright Pamela Gien did after she learned that the filming for television of [...]
(Written by Alison Hewitt, this article first appeared in UCLA Magazine, June 5, 2008). Moving isn't as instinctive as you think. Movie stars and UCLA students alike turn to Jean-Louis Rodrigue. Juliette Binoche [...]
Written by Sophia Savage, this article first appeared in IndieWire (August 12, 2010). Almost two years ago, Anne Thompson asked “Where have the manly movie stars gone?,” and investigated the entertainment industry’s ongoing search for [...]
