Dowling, Niamh

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Practitioner

Niamh Dowling is Head of Performance at Rose Bruford. She has trained with Monika Pagneux and Anne Bogart, collaborated with Teatr Piesn Kozla, and worked internationally as a Movement Director.

Dowling 1 — Video

Alexander Technique into Performance I

This workshop was an early attempt to develop a form of movement training work for performers that has its underpinning in the principles of the Alexander Technique and the work of Monika Pagneux.

Dowling 2 — Video

Alexander Technique into Performance II

This workshop was an early attempt to develop a form of movement training work for performers that has its underpinning in the principles of the Alexander Technique and the work of Monika Pagneux.

Dowling 5 — Video

Alexander Technique into Performance III

This workshop was an early attempt to develop a form of movement training work for performers that has its underpinning in the principles of the Alexander Technique and the work of Monika Pagneux.

Dowling 6 — Video

Alexander Technique into Performance IV

This workshop was an early attempt to develop a form of movement training work for performers that has its underpinning in the principles of the Alexander Technique and the work of Monika Pagneux.

Alexander Technique_Assetthumb — Video

Moving into the Body: Movement and Somatic Training for Performance

With its underpinning in the principles of the Alexander Technique, this workshop introduces a somatic framework for movement training for performance which develops Alexander’s directions.

Directing subject list — Category

Directing

Directors aim to find a dramaturgical and rhythmical shape to their work to cultivate focussed performers and a sense of shared purpose among the company, and to build a staging consistent with this.