Alexandra Beller

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When choreographer Alexandra Beller began learning the dances of her children, she was searching for movement untouched by language, gestures a child made before anyone had taught them what a dance was.

She brought her baby into rehearsal and invited her dancers to follow.

Over time, the work became something larger, a way to listen for what a young body might know and what an adult body might have forgotten.

This is a conversation about the body, uncertainty, and the possibility of belonging through our differences.

I'm glad you're here for it.

Alexandra Beller, welcome to The Pause.

Thank you so much.

And today you're going to meet someone who's done exactly that.

Alexandra Beller is a dance artist, is a choreographer, an creative coach who spent decades teaching artists to unlearn the fear patterns and holding them back.

And her story is a masterclass in faith versus fear.

She went from protecting herself through cynicism to choosing, choosing to believe that what comes next will be delicious.

And I'm so glad that you are here with me on this Wednesday.

Well, today's guest is a force in the world of dance, choreography, and creative process.

Alexandra Beller has spent decades helping artists and educators break free from old patterns and trust themselves to find more joy and meaning in their work.

Her perspective is a breath of fresh air.