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 [...]
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 [...]
(Written by Greg Braxton, this article first appeared in the Los Angeles Times, January 12, 2006). More artists -- many armed with little more than courage in their own material -- are taking up the [...]
Professor Jean-Louis Rodrigue (left) coaches acting students to integrate mind and body on stage. Written by Wendy Soderburg, this article first appeared in UCLA Today. In a tiny dance studio in East Melnitz [...]
(Written by Gregory Kirschling, this article first appeared in Entertainment Weekly, November 24, 2006). Heath Ledger, 27, is a transformer. With his acting coach, the Candy star studies the Alexander Technique, which helps him burrow into [...]
'I find that taking ten minutes to lie down and do some Alexander Technique is worth an hour of sleep.' Jim Stewart, Editor, Chicago Hope Film editors can benefit greatly from exploring the Alexander Technique [...]
Written by Judith C. Stern, this article first appeared in NASTAT (The North American Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique) News, Issue No. 30 (Autumn 1995). It was the last week in October 1986, [...]
Written by Sherry Berjeron-Oliver and Bruce Oliver Over 65 Million Americans are at risk of developing Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) such as Carpal Tunnel, Tendinitis, Back Pain and other stress related musculoskeletal conditions. Yet experts [...]
