Whether you're new to Suzuki training, or have been working with the rigorous physical training for years, private coaching is a way to bring your work to a whole new level. 

Don't miss this opportunity to experience two hours of private training with acclaimed actress and former member of the Suzuki Company of Toga and current member of SITI Company, Akiko Aizawa. 

SUZUKI METHOD
Developed by internationally acclaimed director Tadashi Suzuki and the Suzuki Company of Toga, the Suzuki Method’s principal concern is with restoring the wholeness of the human body to the theatrical context and uncovering the actor’s innate expressive abilities. A rigorous physical discipline drawn from such diverse influences as ballet, traditional Japanese and Greek theater, and martial arts, the training seeks to heighten the actor’s emotional and physical power and commitment to each moment on the stage. Attention is on the lower body and a vocabulary of footwork, sharpening the actor’s breath control and concentration.

AKIKO AIZAWA
Akiko Aizawa has been a member of SITI Company since 1997, after seven years as a member of the Suzuki Company of Toga. With SITI: The Bacchae, Hanjo, the theater is a blank page, Persians, Steel Hammer, A Rite (w/Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company), Cafe Variations, Radio Macbeth, Trojan Women (After Euripides), American Document (w/Martha Graham Dance Company), Antigone, Under Construction, Who Do You Think You Are, bobrauschenbergamerica, Freshwater, Hotel Cassiopeia, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Intimations for Saxophone, La Dispute, War of the Worlds, Culture of Desire and systems/layers. Roles with SCOT include: Trojan Women, Three Sisters and Dionysus. Theaters/festivals include BAM, the Public Theater, Wexner Center, American Repertory Theater, Arena Stage, Joyce Theater, ArtsEmerson, Krannert Center, Los Angeles Opera, New York Theatre Workshop, New York Live Arts, Carolina Performing Arts and Getty Villa. International festivals/venues include: Edinburgh, Dublin, Bonn, Bobigny, Helsinki, Tbilisi, Melbourne, Bogota, São Paulo, Tokyo, Toga and Moscow.