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Keep The Alexander Technique At RADA - NOW.

Keep The Alexander Technique At RADA - NOW.

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Started by Anonymous 16 years, 1 month ago
We the undersigned believe the Alexander Technique is an invaluable tool for actors. We firmly believe it should be kept at RADA because of it's fundamental importance to the development and training of actors. It has innumerable health benefits and greatly assists with performance. Removing it from the syllabus - would seriously affect Actors training and employment prospects. Please sign below and pass on - share online with friends - facebook , twitter etc... and people who might be interested. Please Take Action. Now. Thank you, Yours from a healthy posture Nick Dunning

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November 14, 2010

I honestly cannot believe how fast this is moving and seeing all these people who actually care about the technique is just overwhelming. My coffee is cold and my hands are shaking a bit honestly but the momentum is just incredible and it shows I was definitely not just overreacting in my head about the syllabus change.

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November 14, 2010

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Lucy Fisher
16 years ago Featured

So sad to hear this news. It helped me so much during my training. Please reconsider.

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David Mwangi
16 years ago Featured

WHAT ARE THEY THINKING?? absolutely vital for drama school students. dont be stupid RADA

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Elena Montgomery
16 years ago Featured

Ridiculous decision. Actors spend years honing their bodies and this is a massive part of that. Keep it in the syllabus.

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James Chopra
16 years ago Featured

Keep it! You cant expect students to perform at their peak without proper body training. Its neglectful to cut it.

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Mark Graham
16 years ago Featured

RADA needs to keep this. My time there was shaped by the alexander technique and I still use it every day on set. Do not drop it.

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Sarah Snyder
16 years ago Featured

This is such a mistake. The technique is essential for any actor serious about their craft. Why on earth would they cut it?

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