Rebecca Brooks works at intersections of creative practice & pedagogy in dance, performance, movement education, somatics, & raising children. Rebecca brings her curiosity about how we move, and how we learn to move, to all of her work and play. Rebecca is an Alexander Technique Teacher (AmSAT-certified) & an Infant Developmental Movement Educator (certified by the School for Body-Mind Centering ®). She has had a private Alexander Technique teaching practice since 2009, has been on faculty at Bennington College, Balance Arts Center & Movement Research, and has taught at many schools and organizations across the US. Her performance works have been presented throughout NYC and beyond in all the un/usual places including Danspace Project, Movement Research at the Judson Church, Pieter, Roulette, NADA New York, Not Festival, Dance Films Association, Brooklyn Arts Exchange, LaMaMa, Dixon Place, Catch & AUNTS. As a performer she has worked with Marina Abramović, luciana achugar, Walter Dundervill, Maria Hassabi, Katy Pyle, Susan Rethorst, robbinschilds, Kathy Westwater & others, and as performance advisor with Milka Djordjevich. She has worked with Heather Kravas since 2006, as performer, performance advisor & somatic dramaturg. MFA, Teaching Fellow, Bennington College; BA, Sarah Lawrence College; Co-creator, AUNTS; Co-curator, Movement Research Festival Fall 2014 & Spring 2007; Artistic Director, Rockbridge Artist Exchange (2009-2013). From 2004-2011, she proudly held various staff positions at Movement Research, including Program & Events Manager, Judson Coordinator & Open Performance Coordinator! She lives in Brooklyn with her wife and their two children.

Rebecca Brooks looks in to the camera with brown framed glasses. Photo courtesy of the artist.
ID: Rebecca Brooks looks in to the camera with brown framed glasses. Photo courtesy of the artist.

Past classes and workshops