# Jacques Lecoq
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jacques lecoq (Born in Paris; 15 December 1921 – 19 January 1999), was a French stage actor and acting movement coach. He was best known for his teaching methods in physical theatre, movement, and mime which he taught at the school he founded in Paris known as École internationale de théâtre jacques lecoq. He taught there from 1956 until his death from a cerebral hemorrhage in 1999.
Ep. 41 - Voice, Presence, Impact: An Actor’s Toolkit for Elite Interpreters
What happens when professional acting meets conference interpreting? Actress-turned-interpreter Frances Kushner explains how stage craft—voice, presence, embodiment, timing—can transform delivery in the booth and even make weak speakers sound clearer. We cover vocal warm-ups, diction, projection (b…
Sunday Baroque Conversations 134: Simone Dinnerstein 2025
Pianist Simone Dinnerstein has many loves – her family, her hometown, her musical collaborators, and Johann Sebastian Bach's music, to name just a few. The proud Brooklyn resident founded her musical ensemble and called it BAROKLYN. They named their 2025 debut album Complicité, a term she first hea…
The body thinks, the body tells | Mark Evans #Episode 24
Mark Evans trained originally at the École Jacques Lecoq, and with Philippe Gaulier and Monika Pagneux, in Paris. since 2012, he has held a personal chair as Professor of Theatre Training and Education, and until August 2019 was Associate Dean (Student Experience) in the Faculty of Arts and Humanit…
How To Build A Career From An Edinburgh Fringe Run: Julian Spooner
Julian Spooner is one of the founders and co-Artistic Directors of Rhum + Clay, a theatre company born out of Ecole Jacques Lecoq in Paris. The Lecoq focus on physical theatre, the body and mime remain a key device in Rhum + Clay’s work. Other graduates from Lecoq include Steven Berkoff and Complic…
Ep.78: Luke Chadwick-Jones: Circus Artist - “We're only students in the craft field for the rest of our lives. Even the greats just become better practitioners with better tools to use” (Audio)
Luke has a 1st Class Honors Degree in Jacques Lecoq based physical theatre. He competed as a gymnast and trampolinist becoming zonal and national champion in the uk. Luke has been touring for the past 20 years across the world performing as an actor, Stunt, Circus, Acrobatics and Theatre practition…
Ep.78: Luke Chadwick-Jones: Circus Artist - “We're only students in the craft field for the rest of our lives. Even the greats just become better practitioners with better tools to use” (Video)
Luke has a 1st Class Honors Degree in Jacques Lecoq based physical theatre. He competed as a gymnast and trampolinist becoming zonal and national champion in the uk. Luke has been touring for the past 20 years across the world performing as an actor, Stunt, Circus, Acrobatics and Theatre practition…
Abbi Patrix
Trained at the Drama School Jacques Lecoq in Paris, Abbi Patrixhas been exploring the art of storytelling for the past thirty years .His workis at the cross-roads of theatre, music and movement,on a permanent quest fornew ways and voices to enrich the form of storytelling.To transmit his searchto …
192. We Stopped Singing, Dancing, and Playing. Dr. Swan Dao on Remembering What We've Forgotten
Most of us stopped singing somewhere around the time we were told we weren't good at it. We stopped dancing when it became a performance. We stopped playing when we learned to be serious. And in that process, we lost access to what Dr. Dao calls our most fundamental human languages, the ones that l…
Ep 249 - Clowning & Forest School w/ Ellie J A.K.A ClownDaddy
This week I'm joined by Ellie J, known online as Clown Daddy. I first came across her work online and knew straight away that forest school leaders and outdoor educators would get something out of hearing how she thinks about performance, status and play.
Ellie trained as an actress at NYU before s…
Ep 39: Pedro Ilgenfritz – Physical Theatre: learning who are you are and speaking without words
How do we speak? What messages do we send out, even unconsciously? We can take three elements: the words you use, your tone of voice, and your body language, and reflect that it's the record of the words spoken that have been held up to history as most significant. E.M.Forster asked "How can I know…
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