Stuart Gutman

I trained as an Alexander teacher at the Brighton Alexander Training Centre in England from 1991-1994, under the direction of John Nicholls. I began having Alexander lessons in 1990 while a final year theater major at Williams College in Masachusetts. The improvements I’d gained in my coordination, reactions and general state went far beyond theater training, and convinced me to develop the tools and skills I was learning in the most intensive manner possible. I’ve had private lessons from first generation teachers Walter Carrington, Peggy Williams, and Elizabeth Walker, and worked with many prominent second generation teachers including Tessa Marwick, Lizzie Atkinson, Anne Battye, Paul Burge, Ron Murdock, Ruth Murray, and Caroline Nicholls. I’ve taught the Alexander Technique since graduating in 1994, and am director of the Alexander Technique teacher training school tat(bcn) in Terrassa, Barcelona with Emi Argemí since 2011. Apart from my private practice in Terrassa and Barcelona, I’ve been teaching at the Conservatori de Música in Terrassa since 2002. I’ve also taught at the Institut del Teatre in Barcelona (2003-2007), and given presentations and courses to a wide variety of professionals including teachers, physiotherapists, social service workers, swimmers, and performers.