Alessandra Fel is a Lecoq trained physical theatre performer and actress experienced in working for new writing projects, devised pieces, chorus/ensemble productions, physical theatre, opera, site specific work, short films, voice over and teaching workshops to adults and young people.

She trained with the London International School of Performing Arts (LISPA) for two years and gained her foundation in Butoh dance with Tadashi Endo in Germany. She is also experienced in acrobatic and clown work.

Her latest credit includes ‘The Pearl Fishers’ and ‘Radamisto’ at the London Coliseum with the English National Opera.

Alessandra is also interested in creating her own work, highly visual live performances which combine elements of dance theatre, Butoh and the world of the absurd.

Her latest work, Vita! was presented at the Tabernacle Theatre in London on the 2nd of June 2011 after a run at the Brighton Fringe Festival.

Alessandra Fel

Through movement, text, live! music and a touch of the absurd, Upside-down is a journey into the demise of an ordinary couple

Weaving sparse and repetitive language into skilful physical theatre, Upside Down is a melancholy fairy tale with an unhappy ending.

Mary Paterson (Open Dialogue)

Full Review: http://open-dialogues.blogspot.com/2008/12/how-did-we-get-here-asks-male-performer.html

Upsisde-down CPT

Flying/swimming during the overture at the London Coliseum in the Pearl Fishers production with the English National Opera.