A Workshop in the Principles of the Alexander Technique in Seville, Spain

The Art of Moving Awareness

Improving how you move starts with paying attention. Once you know what to notice–and when to notice it–you are on your way to better balance, posture, and coordination. This same idea and process works for anything you do, whether it's a workout, a daily chore, or walking across the room.

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November 26th - 28th, 2026
10:00 - 14:00
El Camerino at The Old Sombrero Factory
Callejón Heliotropo, 4 Sevilla

Dates & Location


Overview

Each day will be devoted to a different Principle of the Alexander Technique as it supports the overall process for change and growth. You’ll learn to establish a new "normal" for your interactions with yourself, the environment, and your art form. Students will receive individualized verbal and hands-on instruction during the intensive, to help you fully embody your learning.

Get the most out of the workshop by including a private lesson with the class. A 45-minute individual lesson will give you the opportunity to have your personal concerns addressed. It will boost your understanding of the work and help you integrate your learning with the activities you do daily. Bring your instrument or monologue or any activities with you.


Hypermobility Workshop

Living with Hypermobility: Strategies for the Hypermobile person

November 26, 19:30 - 21:30

Fee: 50 Euros

Find stability in your instability though understanding hypermobility and how to work with it. The principles of the Alexander Technique provide a structural paradigm for your body that invites you to function as a coherent connected system. From there you can learn how to think and build habits that support less pain, better posture, and easier balance. You’ll leave the workshop with new ideas and ways of working with yourself.

This workshop will be led by Ann Rodiger, a teacher of the Alexander Technique and who lives with EDS. She directs the Balance Arts Center for the Alexander Technique in New York City.


Fees

  • 3-Day Workshop and Hypermobile Evening: 275 Euros

  • 3-Day Workshop: 250 Euros

  • Single Day Tuition: 100 Euros

  • Private Lessons (with purchase of workshop): 30 Euros

  • Stand alone lessons (without purchase of workshop): 40 Euros


To Register:


Faculty

Ann Rodiger
Ann Rodiger is the Founder and Director of the Balance Arts Center in New York City.  She has over 40 years of experience teaching the Alexander Technique. Her teaching draws from her knowledge and experience from Alexander Technique Training in Urbana Illinois with Joan and Alex Murray, as well as her knowledge of Labanotation, Laban Movement Analysis, Bartenieff Fundamentals, Yoga, meditation and various dance techniques.

Heather Gardner
Heather Gardner is a Philadelphia and New York City based soprano and violinist/violist. She holds a Bachelor of Music from The Eastman School of Music, a Masters of Music from Rutgers University and is an AmSAT certified Alexander Technique instructor through the Balance Arts Center. She teaches both voice and Alexander Technique in Philadelphia and New York City and is interested in helping her students find greater freedom of choice in their daily lives as well as on the stage.