The human body is a walking repository of human experience, its joys and terrors, surprises and exhilarations. Someone who knows how to tap into that embodied experience is Alexandra Beller – an American dancer, choreographer and somatic educator, whose new book explores how movement and our lived relationship to it can widen our capacity for self-trust and curiosity. Alexandra danced for several years with choreographer Bill T Jones and now creates work for theatre and dance, alongside her own therapy and teaching practice. She’s perfectly placed to tell us what the body knows.

 

The Anatomy of Art: Unlocking the Creative Process for Theater and Dance is published by Bloomsbury https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/anatomy-of-art-9781350564206/

 

Alexandra’s website https://www.alexandrabeller.com/


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