ABOUT
I am a performer, lecturer and Feldenkrais practitioner living and working in London. I originally trained as an actor but these days I dance as well, so my performance practice has increasingly become interdisciplinary over the past decade or so. I work with the tool of instant composition, bringing voicing and moving together. In addition, I work with a small ‘stable’ of dance artists called anthologyofamess. I have worked at Middlesex University since 2010 where I am a Senior Lecturer in Theatre specialising in movement for actors, Programme Leader of the MA in Professional Arts Practice and co-chair of the LGBT+ network. In 2020 I completed my PhD thesis entitled Material Words for Voicing Dancers (Royal Holloway University of London). The practice-led research looked into the use of voice in some dance improvisatory performance practices. I graduated from the London II training as a practitioner of the Feldenkrais Method® in August 2015.
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Recent Posts

Sand and Vision directed by Julyen Hamilton
Sand and Vision – a series of four solo pieces by Agostina D’alessandro, Billie Hanne, Anna Heuer Hansen and Robert Vesty. Directed by Julyen Hamilton. Brussels, April 2016 – Sand and Vision directed by Julyen Hamilton

Call for Contributions to Choreographic Practices Journal – WORDS and DANCE, special edition
Call for Contributions to WORDS and DANCE Guest Associate Editor: Robert Vesty (Middlesex University) Call for ContributionsDeadline for full essays: June 1st 2016 This special journal issue of Choreographic Practices – WORDS and DANCE – aims to draw together, contribute to and exemplify debates around the use of spoken word in current and future 21st…

Gwineverra, Tom and the Enemy of Man
Gwineverra, Tom and the Enemy of Man is a graphic novel performance set at the very beginning of the 21st century. There is dream and death. The characters live in a crime-ridden city where the placement of action and words is offhand and seeks no forgiveness, yet is soft and ultimate, an instant memory, a mark. Something…