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Lizzi Gee

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Lizzi Gee is a Choreographer, Movement Director and Practitioner whose work spans across all aspects of theatre, opera, film and television.Lizzi is an Old Vic Associate Artist.Lizzi is an extremely versatile creative, having worked on large scale musicals, creating a movement language for plays and opera, working ‘one on one’ to find the physical language of a character, to personal movement coach.Lizzi is able to adapt and collaborate easily across many different genres. She has a particular ability to put any performer at ease with her self assurance, energy and excellent social skills.Lizzi’s credits include, The National Theatre, the Old Vic, the Young Vic, English National Opera, The Royal Shakespeare Company, Regents Park Open Air Theatre, Chichester Festival Theatre, Sheffield Crucible, Nottingham Playhouse, and many West End and touring Theatres.Lizzi also owns her own dance school, training children from the age of 3 right through to adults.She is often a guest lecturer and dance coach for many theatre schools across the UK, and when time allows volunteers at Nikosi’s Haven (a home for children and mothers affected by HIV) in Johannesburg, where she is a mentor and teacher of dance to the 120 children living there.Host: Jamie Neale @jamienealejn Discussing rituals and habitual patterns in personal and work life. We ask questions about how to become more aware of one self and the world around us, how do we become 360 with ourselves?Host Instagram: @jamienealejnPodcast Instagram: @360_yourselfMusic from Electric FruitProduced by Tom DalbyComposed by Toby Wright

Lizzi Gee is a Choreographer, Movement Director and Practitioner whose work spans across all aspects of theatre, opera, film and television. Lizzi is an Old Vic Associate Artist. Lizzi is an extremely versatile creative, having worked on large scale musicals, creating a movement language for plays and opera, working ‘one on one’ to find the physical language of a character, to personal movement coach. Lizzi is able to adapt and collaborate easily across many different genres. She has a particular ability to put any performer at ease with her self assurance, energy and excellent social skills. Lizzi’s credits include, The National Theatre, the Old Vic, the Young Vic, English National Opera, The Royal Shakespeare Company, Regents Park Open Air Theatre, Chichester Festival Theatre, Sheffield Crucible, Nottingham Playhouse, and many West End and touring Theatres. Lizzi also owns her own dance school, training children from the age of 3 right through to adults. She is often a guest lecturer and dance coach for many theatre schools across the UK, and when time allows volunteers at Nikosi’s Haven (a home for children and mothers affected by HIV) in Johannesburg, where she is a mentor and teacher of dance to the 120 children living there. Host: Jamie Neale @jamienealejn Discussing rituals and habitual patterns in personal and work life. We ask questions about how to become more aware of one self and the world around us, how do we become 360 with ourselves? Host Instagram: @jamienealejn Podcast Instagram: @360_yourself Music from Electric Fruit Produced by Tom Dalby Composed by Toby Wright

Ep 82: Priorities Within Your Work - Lizzi Gee - (Choreographer / Movement Director)

Stu talks to world renowned dancer/choreographer/director Lizzi Gee about her career, her gorgeous family, lockdown and most importantly the new addition to their family, lovely little Baxter!Goodness only knows what her 3 boys will have in store for her in the future. Its great to see a really happy family enjoying their time with the new pooch of the house. Check out Lizzi's website - www.lizzigee.com

Stu talks to world renowned dancer/choreographer/director Lizzi Gee about her career, her gorgeous family, lockdown and most importantly the new addition to their family, lovely little Baxter! Goodness only knows what her 3 boys will have in store for her in the future. Its great to see a really happy family enjoying their time with the new pooch of the house.  Check out Lizzi's website - <a href="http://www.lizzigee.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.lizzigee.com</a>

Dog Walking, Dancing and Food are my passions with Lizzi Gee

https://poddedeux.files.wordpress.com/2020/07/lizzi-gee-final.mp3 The Pod De Deux Podcast team is back with another episode in the “Women Of Broadway” summer series, this week featuring Lizzi Gee, the choreographer behind this past season’s production of A Christmas Carol. In this episode, the remarkable Lizzi Gee discusses what it meant to her to travel across the pond to bring A Christmas Carol to Broadway. She also gives us a peek into how she balances running her Gee-Force School Of Dance, working closely with the incredible Nkosi’s Haven in Johannesburg South Africa, serving as an associate of the Old Vic, and being a mother to two boys. On top of creating the choreography for the 2019-2020 Broadway production of ‘A Christmas Carol,’ Lizzi Gee is also a Movement Director, dance practitioner, and teacher whose work spans across all aspects of theatre, opera, film and television. Gee was nominated for a 2019 “What’s On Stage Award” for her work choreographing ‘Little Shop Of Horrors’ in London’s Regents Park Open Air Theatre. Her other credits include The National Theatre, the Old Vic, the Young Vic, English National Opera, The Royal Shakespeare Company, Chichester Festival Theatre, Sheffield Crucible, Nottingham Playhouse, and many West End and touring theaters. Gee was recently made an Associate at the Old Vic Theatre. In addition, she owns her own dance school just outside of London called the Gee-Force School Of Dance where she trains children and adults from the age of 3 on up. She is often a guest lecturer and dance coach for many theatre schools across the UK, and when she manages to find the time, she also volunteers at Nkosi’s Haven in Johannesburg South Africa, a home for children and mothers affected by HIV.

<a href="https://poddedeux.files.wordpress.com/2020/07/lizzi-gee-final.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://poddedeux.files.wordpress.com/2020/07/lizzi-gee-final.mp3</a> The Pod De Deux Podcast team is back with another episode in the “Women Of Broadway” summer series, this week featuring Lizzi Gee, the choreographer behind this past season’s production of A Christmas Carol. In this episode, the remarkable Lizzi Gee discusses what it meant to her to travel across the pond to bring A Christmas Carol to Broadway. She also gives us a peek into how she balances running her <a href="http://www.geeforcedance.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Gee-Force School Of Dance</a>, working closely with the incredible <a href="http://nkosishaven.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Nkosi’s Haven</a> in Johannesburg South Africa, serving as an associate of the Old Vic, and being a mother to two boys. On top of creating the choreography for the 2019-2020 Broadway production of ‘A Christmas Carol,’ Lizzi Gee is also a Movement Director, dance practitioner, and teacher whose work spans across all aspects of theatre, opera, film and television. Gee was nominated for a 2019 “What’s On Stage Award” for her work choreographing ‘Little Shop Of Horrors’ in London’s Regents Park Open Air Theatre. Her other credits include The National Theatre, the Old Vic, the Young Vic, English National Opera, The Royal Shakespeare Company, Chichester Festival Theatre, Sheffield Crucible, Nottingham Playhouse, and many West End and touring theaters. Gee was recently made an Associate at the Old Vic Theatre. In addition, she owns her own dance school just outside of London called the Gee-Force School Of Dance where she trains children and adults from the age of 3 on up. She is often a guest lecturer and dance coach for many theatre schools across the UK, and when she manages to find the time, she also volunteers at Nkosi’s Haven in Johannesburg South Africa, a home for children and mothers affected by HIV.

WOMEN OF BROADWAY: Lizzi Gee