Suzon Holzer

Suzon Holzer is a dancer, choreographer and teacher, she has been active in all these fields on international level. She has performed in numerous productions created by a number of European choreographers. Besides her own solos, duets and trios she performed in pieces by diverse artists, among them Dominique Petite, Harry Sheppard and Renate Pook. She has created choreographies for Karin Waehner, Agnès Denis, Odile Rouquet as well as a choreographic group at the Sorbonne in Paris. She taught contemporary dance at the Dance Department at Sorbonne, Paris. To be able to fully develop her understanding of movement she got down to studying functional analysis of movement. Since 1989 she has been a certified teacher of the Matthias Alexander method: she is considered a true expert on the method in France, especially due to her extensive knowledge and sensitive approach. In 2010 she was invited to Prague to present her first choreography, “Impromptu”, one she has co-created with Agnes Dufour. Concurrently, she also led a professional training of the Alexander technique and its applications in dance.