Lia Haraki’s choreographic practice emerges as a dynamic confluence of embodied learning, experiential absorption, and the intentional transmission of dance and performance methodologies.
…Her methods invite artists and other individuals to delve into their life stories, revealing the creative process both as a site of self-discovery and a source of shared knowledge. In doing so, Haraki extends the stage into everyday life, offering tools and strategies that resonate beyond the studio or theatre—transforming personal narrative into collective insight, and artistic process into a methodology applicable across diverse contexts.
Dr Erica Charalambous (Editor of the book ‘Performance Works of Lia Haraki)
See Calendar for upcoming workshops and master classes
Workshops in groups
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Performing Biography - A Standup Solo Performance Practice
The solo performance practice focuses on how autobiography and stories from one's life can become meaningful sources of material for the stage.
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IntuNition physical and vocal Practice
IntuNition is an energizing physical and vocal practice based on tuning into intuition and embodying it . The practice which is often called a ritual happens with the elements of repetition and variation.
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The Onion
A workshop in a small group about clarifying your work’s intention, its potential, its development and its planning, through the nine themes of the Onion way.
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Art service
During the workshop / coaching, the individuals are guided to develop parts of their creative universe in the forms of either unique experiences, services or products, to be offered to the world.
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The Physicality of Voice - workshop
This workshop explores the connection between the body and voice and how they are affected by each other’s motion, qualities, intensities and vibrations. Ιt is ideal for becoming comfortable with the voice both on and off stage.