the scenographer/dramaturg through a consideration of how the body in motion shapes an invisible scenographic dramaturgy. The training aims to draw awareness to the dynamic and shifting design of the 'lived' space [through spatial parameters that include progression, projection, tension] created through spatial relationships between the performers to each other and simultaneously to everything that is a 'body' on stage (in the architectural sense, everything that occupies/delineates space is a 'body')- props, scenography elements, light. Therefore, in training for 'movement' the student of theatre and performance is confronted with the totality of the stage world, the training goes beyond movement as a subtext for plot and 'characterization'. Sánchez-Colberg position as an expert practitioner in theatre is confirmed by the many invitations to teach at important international fora as well as the track record of external examination in the area of movement for actors -including examination of PhD level work- at Rose Bruford College (UK), Chichester University (UK), Dartington College (UK), Brunell University (UK), University of Canterbury (UK), Helsinki Theatre Academy (FI). She is the author of the seminal essay defining physical theatre practice Altered States and Sublimal Spaces: Charting the Road towards a Physical Theatre. First published in the journal Performance Research in 1996, the essay is now included in the reader Physical Theatres: A Critical Reader, edited by John Keefe and Simon Murray. She is the co-author of Dance and The Performative, a key text in dance studies world-wide. As part of her position of Professor of Choreography and Composition at the University Dance and Circus Stockholm (2008–2013), Sánchez-Colberg worked in various interdisciplinary projects between dance and new circus. She supervised John Paul Zaccarini, the first PhD candidate in a practice based dissertation in (new) Circus in 2013. She currently coordinates the MA in Contemporary Circus Practices at University of the Arts, Stockholm. References External links www.anasanchezcolberg.co – current artistic portfolio http://theatreencorpscollectif.com – the official website of Theatre enCorps Collectif https://vimeo.com/user8192950 – the vimeo channel of the company https://filmfreeway.com/FestvalVideoAnDanzaInternacional Living people 1962 births Puerto Rican dancers Modern dancers Female dancers Jacksonville University faculty