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MARTIN GRUBER<\/h1>\n<\/div>

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Martin Gruber is Professor of Movement at the University of Performing Arts \u201cErnst Busch\u201d<\/a> in Berlin (Germany). He works internationally as an acting teacher, director and choreographer. His own directorial projects include premieres and experimental plays, which are created in cooperation with international artist groups or in creative exchange with his wife. He has been working as a choreographer for theatre and opera with Dieter Dorn for many years, but also created choreographies for Joachim Meyerhoff, Otto Kukla and Robert Schuster. He has published numerous articles on theatre, acting and his concept of training in the performing arts, and has studied Judo<\/a>, Iaido<\/a>, Hojo and Aikido<\/a> (6th Dan) since his youth. He completed several years of training in Functional Integration<\/a>\u00ae with Prof. Alon Talmi (Israel), Zen Bodytherapy<\/a>\u00ae and Zen Triggerpoint Anatomy<\/a>\u00ae with William “Dub”<\/a> Leigh<\/a> (USA) and forms of Japanese Osteopathy with Nobuyuki Watanabe<\/a> (Japan).<\/p>\n

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