Alexandra Naudet

Alexandra Naudet studied at the Conservatoire National de Région de Poitiers, then at the Royal Ballet des Flandres School and the CNDC in Angers, and has both classical and contemporary training. She joined Compagnie
DCA in 1994 for Petites Pièces Montées. She is one of the company's most emblematic dancers, and has played particularly memorable roles in Shazam, Iris, Sombreros, Octopus, Contact, Tout doit disparaître and others.
She had the honor of meeting Mikhail Baryshnikov and dancing in his solo video. She found another close collaborator in Cologne-based choreographer Stéphanie Thiersch (Cie Mouvoir), who directed her in the solo Under Green Ground (for which she was named Germany's best female dancer by Ballettanz Magazine) and also assisted her on most of these pieces.
most of these pieces. Alexandra also works with La Machine (François Delarozière) in Nantes, working on giant mechanics and with Odile Azagury or more recently with the Or Normes collective (Christelle Derré). She has collaborated with Rodolphe Burger on several music videos and the live show Jusqu'au bout du monde. In 2022, she assisted Philippe Decouflé on the creation of Stéréo.