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Three ways I help your production.
Whether it's a kiss, a duel, or a whole ensemble finding its physical language, the work stays clear, collaborative, and exciting to watch.
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Intimacy Direction
Choreographed, consent-based staging of intimate scenes so actors feel safe and the story lands.
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Movement Direction
Physical storytelling, character work, and ensemble movement that gives a production its signature feel.
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Violence Choreography
Stage combat designed for impact and actor safety, from slaps and shoves to full fight sequences.
A rehearsal room
where everyone can take risks.
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Clear boundaries and communication up front, so creativity can go further.
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Choreography documented and rehearsed so it holds up night after night.
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Collaboration with directors, stage managers, and designers from first read to closing.
Recent Work.
Photo Credit: Teresa Castracane Photography
"Lorraine Ressegger-Slone oversees both fight and intimacy choreography. In a space so close, with no audience member more than a few yards away, this is a key role. Under Ressegger-Slone’s able guidance swordsmanship and more tender moments are solid and believable."
-Collins, Tina, Review: Julius Caesar, June 25, 2025
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