Shahzoda Farhadovna Valieva
Acting
Shahzoda Farhadovna knows how to inspire a love of theatre and music in young performers. Her repertoire includes Edith Piaf in the one-woman show This Is Edith Piaf, Hanna d'Arc in Joan of Arc, Ophelia in Hamlet's Tale, and roles in musical and children's theatre productions. As a vocalist, she has performed at the Turkiston Palace of Arts with the Philharmonic Orchestra in the Batyr Zakirov and Frank Sinatra project.
A graduate of the studio school at the State Youth Theatre of Uzbekistan, she has participated in masterclasses at the Uzbekistan State Institute of Arts and Culture, toured internationally, performed on stage at the Baltic House Theatre in Saint Petersburg, and taken part in Francophone cultural projects supported by the French Embassy in Uzbekistan.
Shahzoda Farhadovna has worked with teenagers aged 14 and older for many years, teaching stage speech and assisting with acting classes. Her experience includes both individual and group instruction, as well as teaching public speaking at a dubbing and radio broadcasting school. In her lessons, she uses acting exercises, improvisation, and activities that develop attention and interaction with scene partners, adapting each task to the individual student.
She believes it is important for children to enjoy the learning process and feel a sense of achievement. She helps shy students gradually become involved in activities while offering more active students creative challenges that channel their energy in a positive direction. Her teaching approach focuses on independence and freedom of expression on stage: encouraging students to experiment, suggest their own ideas, and express themselves with greater confidence.
A graduate of the studio school at the State Youth Theatre of Uzbekistan, she has participated in masterclasses at the Uzbekistan State Institute of Arts and Culture, toured internationally, performed on stage at the Baltic House Theatre in Saint Petersburg, and taken part in Francophone cultural projects supported by the French Embassy in Uzbekistan.
Shahzoda Farhadovna has worked with teenagers aged 14 and older for many years, teaching stage speech and assisting with acting classes. Her experience includes both individual and group instruction, as well as teaching public speaking at a dubbing and radio broadcasting school. In her lessons, she uses acting exercises, improvisation, and activities that develop attention and interaction with scene partners, adapting each task to the individual student.
She believes it is important for children to enjoy the learning process and feel a sense of achievement. She helps shy students gradually become involved in activities while offering more active students creative challenges that channel their energy in a positive direction. Her teaching approach focuses on independence and freedom of expression on stage: encouraging students to experiment, suggest their own ideas, and express themselves with greater confidence.