Tom Vasiliades has been teaching the Technique for over 30 years. He has experienced the Alexander work with over 100 teachers from different teaching lineages, traditions and styles. His post graduate training includes studying in London with Marjorie Barlow, Walter Carrington, Dilys Carrington, John Nicholls and Peggy Williams. They are his main influences in his teaching and training.
Tom has taught in university settings, medical offices and health clubs. He teaches at The Juilliard School. He was on the faculty and the Chair of the Movement Department at The New School for Drama (formerly the Actors Studio Drama School at New School University) and was on the faculty at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts-undergraduate drama. Tom has presented workshops and lecture demonstrations to the general public. He has taught workshops to the Alexander Technique teaching community at the national conferences and International Alexander Technique Congresses. He continues to teach lessons, classes and workshops throughout the United States and internationally. Tom has taught the Alexander Technique and coached professional actors on Broadway and Off-Broadway.
He is the Director of the Training Center for the Alexander Technique-NYC (TCAT-NYC), an Alexander Technique teacher training course.
Tom’s experience prior to teaching was as an actor in theater, film and television, and as a director and producer. Prior to that, he studied math and science.
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