Jude Evans

Jude Evans is a movement educator, practitioner and writer based in the West Midlands, and working around the UK. She works in the field of mind-body practice, the arts - writing, theatre and dance, and the voluntary/non-profit sector. Jude is currently training with YogaStream for her 500hr Yoga Teacher Training with Lara Heimann (Physical Therapist and RYT 500hr) and with Yoga Medicine for 500hr Yoga Teacher Training with Tiffany Cruikshank. Her varied roles have included: yoga teacher (RYT 200hr), movement practitioner, writer, movement director, choreographer, workshop leader, dance teacher, performer, deviser. She practices and espouses movement and mindfulness every day at home, in classes and in the rehearsal room. She dances and choreographs on a regular basis, relishes fun in the outdoors and is a keen runner - long distance road and multi-terrain - through which she supports the work of Second Mile Haiti and Lungs for Living along with other non-profit organisations. Jude documents her journey through work and life as @movewithjude on Instagram. A writer, literary enthusiast and lover of the arts, Jude creates pieces for yoga and well-being publications, manages her own blog Little Yellow Room, reads avidly across many genres, and feeds her love and appreciation for the arts into her yoga and movement teaching and practice. She believes that together these can create a form of medicine. Jude's training and study include Detour Method Online (Yoga Detour), Yoga Teacher Training 200hr (Frog Lotus Yoga International), StoneCrabs Young Directors Programme, PgDip Shakespeare and Theatre (Distinction, University of Birmingham), and BA (Hons) English Literature (2:1, Lancaster University). Jude has developed a diverse range of skills and approaches across the field of movement, including: Viewpoints, Laban, Bartenieff, grounding, bio-mechanics and dance. She has expanded her professional development in movement and theatre through taking workshops with the RSC, NSDF, IdeasTap and LAMDA. Jude achieved Grade Eight Distinction in Ballet (RAD), and has acquired the skills and knowledge of many dance forms. She has diverse skills in movement, text, voice and choreography.