Natalia Fedorova is a graduate of the Moscow State Institute of Culture (BA in Directing) and the Vakhtangov Theatre Institute (MFA in Stage Movement), Natalia has taught stage movement and jazz-dance in the Moscow Art Theater school, interpreted in the MAT international programs and worked as a freelance translator in the US Embassy in Moscow and in many cultural institutions including the Bolshoy Theatre, The Kremlin Museums and a number of theatre festivals.

Currently Natalia Fedorova teaches pure movement at Rose Bruford College the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London and workes as a freelance translator and contributor for Digital Theatre. Natalia closely collaborates with Routledge Publishing House as a reader, translator and contributor to the Routledge Performance Archive. In 2011 Routledge released her translation of Andrey Droznin’s book Physical Actor Training and a DVD of the same name featuring her teaching the Droznin Method to English students. Her translation of the last Droznin’s book What shall I do with the body they gave me? was published by Routledge in 2017.

http://www.routledge.com/books/details/9780415682978/

https://www.amazon.com/Physical-Actor-Training-What-Shall/dp/1138901946