Who is ​KAMI?

Kajsa Ingemansson is the founder of KAMI Performance Works. She is known for her transformative acting and world-class movement, acting and performance coaching.  She provides whole health, movement and performance solutions in the Performing Arts, Business and Healthcare Industries.

She is the creator of Empowered Performance Transformations  [EPT] which is a performance method based on The Alexander Technique that sources your inherent powers, increases versatility & amplifies your impact by psychophysically changing the habits that get in your way of creating life as you want it, on and off stage.

EPT was born out of her own experiences of seperation, anxiety and depression in relation to on and off stage life. She coined the term ProPersonal Training to describe the work, and to highlight the self-integration and conscious choice needed to design sustainable ways to move between all tasks, roles and areas of life. 

She specializes in helping performers thrive ProPersonally, whatever their stage or challenge as well as people from all walks of life gain the Embodied Confidence needed to improve movement, health and performance and get the lives they truly desire.  
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KAMI is Ingemansson's initials, and represents the essense of a whole and personal expression, the force of nature, that when allowed to be expressed fully, brings about incredible movement in our own, as well as the life of others.

"Through being and accepting who we are, at any given moment, the ability to consciously become the change we desire, to move and be moved, and in the process let go of that which do not serve us anymore, is always available.  This is how we source our force for improved living, working and performing." -Kajsa Ingemansson

"Ingemansson is an especially radiant, agile performer 
who lights up the shadowy proceedings.
-The Seattle Times, Review of Final Broadcast

Kajsa Ingemansson is based in Lund/Malmö, Sweden. Apart from running KAMI Performance Works, she is a movement teacher at Malmö Theatre Academy and Fridhems Scenkonststudio.  She is also a regular guest teacher at South Bank Alexander Technique Center in London.

She has a B.A. in Theatre and Professional Practice from Coventry University, England. and an M.F.A in Ensemble Based Physical Theatre from Dell'Arte International, CA, USA. 

2007 to 2014 she resided on Vashon Island outside Seattle, where she was a member of UMO Ensemble. As an actor she was seen in their Final Broadcast, Red Tiger Tales, Rubble Women, El Dorado and Maldoror.  She also started and spearheaded UMO School of Physical Arts, where she taught acrobatics & clown.​​

Ingemansson first studied The Alexander Technique with Joan Schirle and Philip Gerstner at Dell'Arte International, and later went on to do her AT Teacher Training with Cathy Madden in Seattle. Madden studied with Marjorie Barstow, who was the first person to graduate from F.M Alexanders first education in 1933. Ingemansson began teaching the Technique at Vashon Womens Health Center. 

Ingemansson’s embodiment of the shark is a difficult one not to watch.
​- The Seattle Star, Review of Maldoror ​​