Llewellyn Reichman

Llewellyn Reichman (*1993) is a Berlin-born performance artist working at the intersection of theatre, research, dance and music composition. Trained at the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts Berlin and in classical flute playing. Her international career started with collaborations with the collective The Family (Wojciech Kosma) 2012, her performance at Art Basel 2014 (curated by Jeanne Graff) and participation in Jérôme Bel’s GALA 2016. Since 2018, her solo works have been supported by the Goethe-Institut and performed in Europe, South Africa, Asia and New York.

Alongside her performance work, she has taken part in independent Art Films and collaborated as a musician with the techno label DUAT records Berlin. From 2016 until 2022 she worked as an ensemble member for German state theatres. She is co-founder of the collective Riccardo Möbius, a 2024 Goethe-funded research fellow in China, recipient of the 2025 Malkowski Scholarship and an ACCR Europe resident in Corsica (2026).