Artur Timurovich Gibadulin
Acting, Stage Speech and Stage Movement
Artur Timurovich helps students feel more comfortable in front of an audience and develop their stage skills with confidence and enthusiasm. His own journey began at the studio school of the Youth Theatre of Uzbekistan. While still a student, he started performing professionally, and after graduation, he began teaching theatre history and assisting with stage speech and movement classes.
He has worked with Dmitry Astrakhan, Igor Kachaev, and Nathalie Conon-Thauvin, and has participated in theatre festivals and tours. In 2024, he attended the Baltic House Summer Theatre School in Saint Petersburg and took part in a production of The Tale of Tsar Saltan. His performance experience includes appearances at the Baltic House Theatre, Humo Arena, and the Youth Palace.
His teaching experience includes more than eight years of working with children through individual and group lessons. His classes focus on breathing, articulation, body control, and expressive speech. Artur Timurovich aims to make exercises clear and engaging so that children feel motivated to participate and gradually recognize their own progress.
He places particular importance on how students respond to mistakes. When a child feels shy or uncertain, he joins the activity and helps them become comfortable without expecting immediate perfection. His goal is to encourage children to express themselves confidently, recite poetry and monologues, and perform before an audience with greater self-assurance.
Through engaging creative practice, he emphasizes individual attention and the gradual development of each student's skills.
He has worked with Dmitry Astrakhan, Igor Kachaev, and Nathalie Conon-Thauvin, and has participated in theatre festivals and tours. In 2024, he attended the Baltic House Summer Theatre School in Saint Petersburg and took part in a production of The Tale of Tsar Saltan. His performance experience includes appearances at the Baltic House Theatre, Humo Arena, and the Youth Palace.
His teaching experience includes more than eight years of working with children through individual and group lessons. His classes focus on breathing, articulation, body control, and expressive speech. Artur Timurovich aims to make exercises clear and engaging so that children feel motivated to participate and gradually recognize their own progress.
He places particular importance on how students respond to mistakes. When a child feels shy or uncertain, he joins the activity and helps them become comfortable without expecting immediate perfection. His goal is to encourage children to express themselves confidently, recite poetry and monologues, and perform before an audience with greater self-assurance.
Through engaging creative practice, he emphasizes individual attention and the gradual development of each student's skills.